Japan Radio Co. JMR-7230-S3 Instruction Manual Download

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Contents

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21.5.1

Parts expected for periodic replacement .................................................................. 21-44

21.5.2

Replacement of magnetron ...................................................................................... 21-46

21.5.2.1

Handling of magnetron under long-time storage ................................................ 21-46

21.5.2.2

Magnetron replacement procedure for radar antenna NKE-1130/A ................... 21-47

21.5.2.3

Magnetron replacement procedure for radar antenna NKE-1125/A

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NKE-2254-HS21-49

21.5.2.4

Magnetron replacement procedure for radar antenna NKE-2103

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NKE-2103HS21-51

21.5.2.5

Magnetron replacement procedure for transmitter-receiver unit NTG-3230 ...... 21-54

21.5.2.6

Magnetron replacement procedure for transmitter-receiver unit NTG-3225 ...... 21-56

21.5.3

Replacing the motor .................................................................................................. 21-59

21.5.3.1

Motor replacement procedure for radar antenna NKE-1130/A

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NKE-1139 ........ 21-59

21.5.3.2

Motor replacement procedure for NKE-1632 ..................................................... 21-62

21.5.3.3

Motor replacement procedure for radar antenna NKE-2632/ NKE-2632-H ....... 21-64

21.5.3.4

Motor replacement procedure for radar antenna NKE-1125/A

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NKE-1129 ........ 21-68

21.5.3.5

Motor replacement procedure for radar antenna NKE-2254-HS ........................ 21-72

21.5.3.6

Motor replacement procedure for radar antenna NKE-2103

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NKE-2103-HS .... 21-75

21.6

Software Update ............................................................................................................... 21-78

21.6.1

Local Update ............................................................................................................. 21-78

21.6.2

Remote Update ......................................................................................................... 21-81

21.7

Firmware Update ............................................................................................................... 21-85

21.8

Updating Help Data ........................................................................................................... 21-88

21.9

Confirming Maintenance INFO ......................................................................................... 21-91

21.9.1

Screen items/fields and their function ....................................................................... 21-91

21.9.2

Switching to the standard window or the expanded window .................................... 21-94

21.9.3

Exporting maintenance information .......................................................................... 21-96

21.10

Data Backup/Restore ........................................................................................................ 21-97

21.10.1

Backing up data ........................................................................................................ 21-97

21.10.2

Restoring backed up data ......................................................................................... 21-99

21.11

Recovery of the Images in the C Drive ........................................................................... 21-101

21.11.1

Starting the equipment with the OS in the D drive .................................................. 21-102

21.11.2

Executing the SSD recovery tool ............................................................................ 21-102

21.11.3

Starting the equipment with the OS in the C drive (Software automatic recovery) 21-103

21.11.4

Re-setting C-MAP ................................................................................................... 21-104

Section 22

Failures and After-Sale Services ................................................... 22-1

22.1

Failure Detection ................................................................................................................. 22-1

22.1.1

About alerts ................................................................................................................. 22-1

22.1.2

Alert description .......................................................................................................... 22-1

22.1.3

S-57/63 chart related error message list..................................................................... 22-1

22.1.4

ARCS chart related error message list ....................................................................... 22-1

22.1.5

Fuse inspection ........................................................................................................... 22-2

22.2

Countermeasures for Failures ............................................................................................ 22-3

22.2.1

Special parts ............................................................................................................... 22-3

22.2.2

Repair circuit block ...................................................................................................... 22-5

Summary of Contents for JMR-7230-S3

Page 1: ...ok 15 Setting Up Screen View 16 Setting Up Alerts 17 Setting Up the Operation Mode 18 Adjusting and Setting Up Equipment for Services 19 Playing Back Data Recorded During Navigation Playback 20 Mainte...

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Page 3: ...9 19 2 4 2 Adjusting a magnetron radar performance monitor 19 10 19 2 4 3 Adjusting a performance monitor of a Solid State Radar SSR 19 11 19 2 5 Setting Sector Blank Radar screen only 19 13 19 2 5 1...

Page 4: ...8 3 Setting the GPS switching linkage function 19 40 19 3 9 Setting Route Sharing 19 41 19 3 9 1 Displaying the Route Sharing dialog 19 41 19 3 9 2 Selecting a route sharing method 19 41 19 3 10 Sett...

Page 5: ...lan Exchange Log 21 19 21 2 General Maintenance 21 20 21 3 Maintenance on Each Unit 21 21 21 3 1 Radar antenna NKE 1125 A 1129 1130 A 1139 21 21 21 3 1 1 Precautions in mounting the cover 21 22 21 3 1...

Page 6: ...21 72 21 5 3 6 Motor replacement procedure for radar antenna NKE 2103 NKE 2103 HS 21 75 21 6 Software Update 21 78 21 6 1 Local Update 21 78 21 6 2 Remote Update 21 81 21 7 Firmware Update 21 85 21 8...

Page 7: ...3 About Disposal of TR Tubes 23 1 23 4 Chinese Version RoHS 23 2 Section 24 Specifications 24 1 24 1 JMR 9230 S3 24 1 24 2 JMR 9230 S 24 2 24 3 JMR 9225 9X3 24 3 24 4 JMR 9225 7X3 24 4 24 5 JMR 9225 9...

Page 8: ...07 24 43 24 44 19inch Display NWZ 214 24 44 24 45 26inch Display 24 45 24 46 Keyboard OPU 24 46 24 47 26inch Display Unit Mount Kit 24 46 24 48 19inch Display Unit Mount Kit 24 46 24 49 Sensor LAN Swi...

Page 9: ...onnected radar antennas C 2 C 2 Inter switch Operations C 3 C 2 1 Flow of operations C 3 C 2 2 Opening the Inter Switch dialog box C 4 C 2 3 Checking the connection pattern C 6 C 2 3 1 About equipment...

Page 10: ...et D 48 D 2 3 TT D 49 D 2 3 1 Internal TT D 49 D 2 3 2 External TT D 49 D 2 3 3 TT detail information display internal TT D 50 D 2 3 4 TT detail information display external TT D 50 D 2 4 NAVTEX D 51...

Page 11: ...61 D 2 11 Monitoring dragging anchor D 62 D 2 11 1 Dragging anchor monitoring circle D 62 D 2 11 2 Dragging anchor monitoring polygon D 62 D 3 Abbreviations of Geodetic Data D 63 D 4 Lists of Termino...

Page 12: ...ECDIS D 161 D 10 1 File Types D 161 D 10 2 File Name D 161 D 10 3 CSV File Data Structure D 161 D 10 4 Route File D 162 D 10 5 User Chart File D 165 D 10 6 Log Book File D 183 Software License Agreem...

Page 13: ...ion of this equipment Never have the equipment adjusted by unauthorized service personnel If the equipment is set up incorrectly it may cause unstable operation Further an accident or trouble may occu...

Page 14: ...assword input dialog is displayed 3 Enter 0 in Password 4 Click on the MENU button on the left toolbar The menu is displayed 5 Change to the 2nd page by using the page change button The Service button...

Page 15: ...x The Adjustment dialog box consists of the classification pane and the edit pane By clicking the Disclosure button you can hide the edit pane To show the edit pane again click the Disclosure button 1...

Page 16: ...ming basic adjustments on the radar Perform basic adjustments on the radar by using the Basic Adjustment dialog 19 2 2 1 Displaying the Basic Adjustment dialog When you select Basic Adjustment in the...

Page 17: ...oard refer to 3 16 2 Name and function of each section of the keyboard 19 2 2 3 Adjusting the bearing Adjust the bearing so that the bearing of the target measured by the compass on the ship and the b...

Page 18: ...t box so that the distance of the target specified in Step 1 indicates the correct distance 128 to 1024 For the method of using the numeric input keyboard refer to 3 16 2 Name and function of each sec...

Page 19: ...ialog 19 2 3 1 Displaying the TXRX dialog When you select TXRX in the classification pane the TXRX dialog is displayed in the edit pane 19 2 3 2 Adjusting an radar antenna height 1 Measure the height...

Page 20: ...f the keyboard 19 2 3 4 Adjusting a tuning peak value Adjust a tuning indication and an echo peak Notes Disabled in radar slave mode Displayed under 10kW radar NKE 2103 6 NKE 2103 6HS only 1 Adjust th...

Page 21: ...ng to the type of the radar antenna Note When the radar is in the Slave mode the Performance Monitor dialog or Performance Monitor SSR dialog is disabled If a master unit other than straight connectio...

Page 22: ...t the circuit for monitoring the radar equipment reception performance 1 Click on the MON Adjustment MON reception level adjustment input box A numeric value input keyboard is displayed 2 Enter a sett...

Page 23: ...performance 1 Click on the MON Indicator Adjustment input box A numeric value input keyboard is displayed 2 Enter a setting value so that the MON level indicates 8 0 to 127 For the method of using th...

Page 24: ...or Adjustment transmission monitor adjustment input box A numeric value input keyboard is displayed 2 Enter a setting value in the input box so that 0 0 1 0dB is indicated as the Reference Attenuator...

Page 25: ...1 Displaying the Sector Blank dialog When you select Sector Blank in the classification pane the Sector Blank dialog is displayed in the edit pane 19 2 5 2 Setting Sector Blank Note This function is...

Page 26: ...gnals of weak targets in the TT target detection circuit is enabled However many unnecessary signals are also input destabilizing acquisition and tracking of targets due to unnecessary signals It is i...

Page 27: ...result 1 Select a threshold value of a quantization mode at manual acquisition from the VD Level Mode Manual quantization mode at manual acquisition combo box Auto Threshold1 Auto Threshold2 Manual T...

Page 28: ...MBS Main Bang Suppression adjustment is to adjust a display unit processing circuit in order to suppress main bang which is the reflection signal from a microwave transmission circuit of a waveguide t...

Page 29: ...hod of using the numeric input keyboard refer to 3 16 2 Names and functions of the sections of the keyboard 19 2 7 3 Adjusting a MBS application range 1 Expand the display range up to the range where...

Page 30: ...Installation dialog box appears The Installation dialog box consists of the classification pane and the edit result pane The classification pane consists of two level layers of the first classificatio...

Page 31: ...og 19 3 2 1 Displaying the CCRP dialog When you select System Configuration in the first classification pane and CCRP in the second classification pane the CCRP dialog is displayed in the edit result...

Page 32: ...o b 2 Y 0 0 to a For example if Length 1 0 and Beam 1 0 X 0 5 to 0 5 Y 0 0 to 1 0 if Length 700 0 and Beam 70 0 X 35 0 to 35 0 Y 0 0 to 700 0 Radar Antennas1 to 8 equipment positions of radar antennas...

Page 33: ...speed display point 0 0 to Ship s length m Speed Position Stern Enter the distance to the stern starboard port speed display point 0 0 to Ship s length m Synchronizing setting The CCRP dialog enables...

Page 34: ...cessfully and the status of ISW MTR Serial OPU Lit in red Data not received Lit in green Data is receiving Lit in orange In Diagnosis before decision No color Serial port is disabled 19 3 3 3 Setting...

Page 35: ...r to be connected to the serial port for the GPS from the Sensor combo box When not selecting a sensor set To enable Select To disable Clear AIS 1 Select the check box and enable the serial port for t...

Page 36: ...erial port of the channel by selecting the check box 3 Select a sensor 1 to be connected to the channel on the Sensor combo box When not selecting a sensor select Enable Selected Disable Clear 1 The s...

Page 37: ...4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 APPA APP B 19 3 3 4 To change the communication settings of the Serial Port Click the Detail button of the enabled serial port and display t...

Page 38: ...Select the data length of the corresponding serial port from the combo box 5 6 7 8 Parity Select the parity of the corresponding serial port from the combo box None Odd Even Stop Bits Stop Bit Length...

Page 39: ...DSC or NAV Alert Normal sensor such as GPS and Log ALR ALF Alert from Subsystem to CAM ALR ALF Selectable baud rates Serial port Baud rate Serial point on CCU Gyro at selection of Heading Sensor NMEA...

Page 40: ...econd classification pane the System Function dialog is displayed in the edit result pane 19 3 4 2 Lamp light colors The lamp of control indicates the Diagnosis result on whether or not the data of co...

Page 41: ...ID 3 It can also be set by selecting Equipment on the Reserved combo box In the case of Edit a system function Cluster ID can not be changed Nav Com Aut Cgo Htl ICT SSe Pos ROV Transmission Group 6 C...

Page 42: ...15 characters Cluster ID that equipment is task station is Nav and cannot be changed The cluster ID that can be selected are indicated below Cluster ID Cluster group Nav Navigation Com Communication...

Page 43: ...D CAM1 GPS 1 GPS GP 0001 NAVD NAVD CAM1 GPS 2 GPS GP 0002 NAVD NAVD CAM1 GPS 3 GPS GP 0003 NAVD NAVD CAM1 GPS 4 GPS GP 0004 NAVD NAVD CAM1 Ship s Clock Clock ZA 0001 TIME TIME CAM1 Echo Sounder1 T D 1...

Page 44: ...t 9 General 9 U0 0009 MISC CAM1 General Equipment Alert 10 General 10 U0 0010 MISC CAM1 GPS Buoy GPS GP 0001 NAVD NAVD CAM1 Plotter GPS GP 0001 NAVD NAVD CAM1 DSC DSC U1 0001 MISC CAM1 IAS IAS JE 0001...

Page 45: ...and display the System Function Add dialog Perform the settings referring to Add a system function New equipment Equipment can not be changed on the System Function Add dialog Edit a system function...

Page 46: ...e transmission specifications of the equipment connected to the LAN Equipment connected to the SLC ALC serial port or CCU cannot add or edit or delete system functions System function of Equipment con...

Page 47: ...m Beam ship s width Enter own ship s beam in the box 1 0 to 126 0 m Height from keel to MAX point Enter the height of the ship from the keel to the maximum point in the box 1 0 to 126 0 m Keel Trans d...

Page 48: ...hip s Parameters dialog enables common setting items and individual setting items for RADAR ECDIS and Conning called a task station individually Once common items are set in any of the task stations R...

Page 49: ...to select a parameter for calculating the time and distance from own ship to the WPT From Cross Point of WOL and Leg Center point between own ship and the WOL From Cross Point of WOL and Heading Cente...

Page 50: ...AIS dialog Setting item Description of setting Setting value Setting Password To change Voyage data from the external device JHS 183 requires the password When the AIS password is changed change this...

Page 51: ...st classification pane and Sensor is selected in the 2nd classification pane the Sensor dialog is displayed in the edit result pane 19 3 8 2 Displaying an alert set point Check the Synchronise depth a...

Page 52: ...nkage function Check the Synchronise position sensor selected Master check box A badge is displayed on the Top screen own ship s position of the equipment with the GPS Selector control authorization W...

Page 53: ...r route sharing 19 3 9 1 Displaying the Route Sharing dialog When Settings is selected in the 1st classification pane and Route Sharing is selected in the 2nd classification pane the Route Sharing dia...

Page 54: ...ion to ON OFF 19 3 10 1 Displaying the GPS Shared Route dialog When Settings is selected in the 1st classification pane and GPS Shared Route is selected in the 2nd classification pane the GPS Shared R...

Page 55: ...ff Default Data Route Send Data route transmission can be set to On Off On Send to GPS of Route Planning is enabled Transmission log is displayed in the Status Log column of the Send to GPS screen Off...

Page 56: ...Plan Exchange When the Enable Route Plan Exchange check box is set to On the route plan exchange function is enabled In the Address combo box you can select the multicast address to be used for route...

Page 57: ...Maintenance dialog box Clicking the Maintenance button in the submenu displays the Maintenance dialog box The Maintenance dialog box in the submenu consists of the classification pane and the edit res...

Page 58: ...nt in the second classification pane the Management dialog is displayed in the edit result pane The total storage capacity and free space on each of the drives C and D are displayed in the Drive Infor...

Page 59: ...ion mode of the safety switch Open the list of the Safety Switch box and select the operation to be performed when the safety switch of the antenna is set to OFF Setting Operation TX Off No radiant se...

Page 60: ...isplay unit button The data of the total transmission time and the total motor rotation time is acquired from the antenna and is stored in a display unit The time that is acquired is displayed on the...

Page 61: ...e data of the total transmission time and the total motor rotation time from the radar antenna to the display unit 2 Turn off the power of the system and replace the TXRX circuit 3 Turn on the power o...

Page 62: ...Section 19 Adjusting and Setting up Equipment for Services 19 50...

Page 63: ...20 21 22 23 24 25 APPA APP B Section 20 Playing Back Data Recorded During Navigation The following information recorded during navigation can be played back on the ECDIS screen Own ship s information...

Page 64: ...uring Navigation 20 2 The following ECDIS screen appears and the playback controller is displayed Playback mode The playback controller can move to any position on the Playback dialog box however it c...

Page 65: ...17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 APPA APP B 20 1 Playback Controller The view of the playback controller can be switched between simplified display and full display by clicking the View Change button or Si...

Page 66: ...control returns to the playback start time position 9 Drive selection box Select a data drive storing navigation record data from the list 10 Folder tree Folders storing navigation record data are di...

Page 67: ...rt being displayed when recorded is shown Scale The scale of the chart being displayed when recorded is shown Edition The version of the cell having the cell name of the chart being displayed when rec...

Page 68: ...ord data you want to play back The oldest time and latest time of the selected navigation record data are reset to their initial values and then displayed in the playback list When navigation record d...

Page 69: ...d the playback slider control are also linked with the playback To Pause Playback 1 Click on the Pause button Playback of navigation record data pauses The Pause button is highlighted while pausing an...

Page 70: ...n box Navigation record data is played back at the selected playback speed The time shown on the playback time indicator and the progress shown on the playback slider control change according to the p...

Page 71: ...nnot be executed while the Playback dialog box is being displayed during the Playback mode To execute other tasks exit the Playback mode 1 Click on the X Close button on the playback controller The Ex...

Page 72: ...le Manager submenu of the Tools menu 2 Select Voyage Log from the File type selection box and then select Local Disk from the Drive at the output source selection box Below the Drive at the output sou...

Page 73: ...interval selection boxes 4 Specify the drive of the output destination from the output destination drive selection box and the output destination folder from the folder tree The Copy button takes effe...

Page 74: ...ection 20 Playing Back Data Recorded During Navigation 20 12 20 6 Functional Restrictions when in the Playback Mode Some functions are restricted in playback mode The restricted functions are disabled...

Page 75: ...tenance functions 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Toolbar The menu is displayed 2 Click on the Maintenance button on the menu The submenu is displayed 3 Click on a button on the submenu The dia...

Page 76: ...tyle From the list select the style to display the date YYYY MM DD Japanese style MMM DD YYYY North American style DD MMM YYYY European style 6 Synchronise with Time Source Date Time synchronization o...

Page 77: ...mation System information can be confirmed 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Toolbar The menu is displayed 2 Click on the Maintenance System Information button on the menu The System Information...

Page 78: ...B flash memory check for the access lamp of the USB flash memory and make sure that it is not being accessed If you remove the USB flash memory when it is accessed data may be destroyed and a trouble...

Page 79: ...d for the radar transmitter receiver unit This information is displayed when the system is equipped with the RADAR function TCS Version of the software used for TCS This information is displayed when...

Page 80: ...g the USB flash memory check for the access lamp of the USB flash memory and make sure that it is not being accessed If you remove the USB flash memory when it is accessed data may be destroyed and a...

Page 81: ...tion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 24 26 27 The system has multiple operation modes and RADAR is the primary task The system has multiple operation modes and RADAR is not...

Page 82: ...Section 21 Maintenance Inspection 21 8 Section that is displayed when the above screen is scrolled down example 3 3 3...

Page 83: ...nt operation has to be made 4 Save to USB Device Saving to USB flash memory button Click on this button to save the displayed information in a USB flash memory in the text format 21 1 3 3 Confirming H...

Page 84: ...tton to close the System Information dialog box 2 ARCS Information The ARCS PIN number and User Permit are displayed 3 S 63 Information The S 63 User Permit is displayed 4 Save to USB Device Saving to...

Page 85: ...lamp of the USB flash memory and make sure that it is not being accessed If you remove the USB flash memory when it is accessed data may be destroyed and a trouble may occur When the equipment licens...

Page 86: ...em Information dialog box 2 Equipment license information The equipment license standard specification information is displayed 3 Save to USB Device Saving to USB flash memory button Click on this but...

Page 87: ...on The operating time of this equipment is displayed Total Total operating time of this equipment SSD1 Total operating time of SSD1 SSD2 Total operating time of SSD2 LCD Total operating time of LCD Th...

Page 88: ...s the current voyage distance estimated voyage distance that is calculated from the speed over the ground and the speed through the water The voyage distance can also be reset Note While the ship is a...

Page 89: ...ce click on the Yes button When not resetting the voyage distance click on the No button Memo When the voyage distance is reset in the Voyage Distance dialog the voyage distance in the event detailed...

Page 90: ...sor source 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Toolbar The menu is displayed 2 Click on the Maintenance Sensor Selection Status button on the menu The Sensor Selection Status dialog box appears 1 X...

Page 91: ...on When 1AX is installed in Log Log cannot be selected from the sensor source When the sensor source is set to Manual a Speed Through Water can also be input in the input box Speed Through Water value...

Page 92: ...enance Inspection 21 18 3 Disclosure button Clicking on this hides the left pane Memo When Log Selector is installed and the Log speed sensor is switched automatically a popup window is displayed noti...

Page 93: ...etting item Setting contents Setting value Event Specify reception or transmission Recv Send Timeout Check Time UTC or Time LMT Displays the time of reception or transmission SFI When receiving SFI of...

Page 94: ...till outputted from the rectifier even after the indicator and the radar are turned off Failure may result in equipment failure or death or serious injury due to electric shock When conducting mainten...

Page 95: ...t Keep away from the radar antenna during transmission Microwaves are generated from the front center of the radiant section of the radar antenna at the levels indicated in the table below Exposure to...

Page 96: ...gf cm which makes the inside water tight and protects the packings against permanent compressive strain The packings start sticking out from the cover at a torque of approximately 1470 N cm 150 kgf cm...

Page 97: ...steel bolt 8 M8 stainless steel bolt Tightening torque 120 to150kgf cm Tightening torque 120 150kgf cm Bolt Tightening Order of NKE 1125 A 1129 Cover Bolt Tightening Order of NKE 1130 A 1139 1632 Cov...

Page 98: ...orted and grease with a grease gun Make the oiling every six months The oil quantity shall be approximate 100 g which is as much as the grease comes out of the oil seal Use the grease of Mobilux2 of M...

Page 99: ...herwise an open circuit failure may result Do not place anything heavy on the coaxial cable Otherwise an open circuit failure may result Do not twist or pull the coaxial cable Otherwise an open circui...

Page 100: ...free 2 Swab Note If you do not have the swab please use lint free cloth moistened with water instead 1 Turn stopper ring in the direction of the triangle marks counterclockwise then remove the stoppe...

Page 101: ...te of the results of inspection which can be used effectively in the next inspection work Carry out performance check on the items listed in the check list below Check List Equipment Item to be checke...

Page 102: ...2 Click on the Maintenance Selftest button on the menu The Selftest dialog box appears The Selftest functions are displayed in the left pane Click on the disclosure button to hide the left pain 3 Clic...

Page 103: ...Confirm the screen status 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Toolbar The menu is displayed 2 Click on the Maintenance Selftest Monitor Test button on the menu When the color or pattern of the dia...

Page 104: ...play All Red The entire screen is displayed in red All Green The entire screen is displayed in green All Blue The entire screen is displayed in blue All White The entire screen is displayed in white P...

Page 105: ...e Displays the grey scale pattern for checking the monitor brightness adjustment Grey scale patterns can be identified with brightness in day night mode By adjusting the monitor brightness to facilita...

Page 106: ...r switching between the day and night mode For the details of the Day Night button refer to 2 2 2 Right toolbar ARCS Color Pattern The ARCS Color Pattern dialog is displayed A color test pattern of th...

Page 107: ...3 Confirming the operation of the operation unit Key Test Confirm the operation of the keys of the operation unit 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Toolbar The menu is displayed 2 Click on the M...

Page 108: ...Test Stop button after the operation check Returns to the Selftest dialog box 21 4 4 Confirming the alert sound Sound Test Confirm the alert sound 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Toolbar The me...

Page 109: ...ight Test Test the brightness of the LED of the operation unit 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Toolbar The menu is displayed 2 Click on the Maintenance Selftest Light Test button on the menu 3...

Page 110: ...Click on the Maintenance Selftest Magnetron Curr button on the menu The magnetron current level of the radar antenna is displayed The current level is normal if it is within the following scope under...

Page 111: ...4 7 Checking the memory Memory Check Check the memory 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Toolbar The menu is displayed 2 Click on the Maintenance Selftest Memory Check button on the menu 3 Click...

Page 112: ...onitor Items displayed under this function vary depending on the type of the radar antenna When magnetron radar is used the following dialog box appears For the details of this dialog box refer to 21...

Page 113: ...nu 1 X button Click on this button to close the Diagnosis dialog box 2 Transmitter System The amount of attenuation at the radar transmitter is displayed in a bar graph as well as in a numerical value...

Page 114: ...is connected to No 1 display unit 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Toolbar The menu is displayed 2 Click on the Maintenance Selftest MON Check button on the menu 3 Turn the VRM control on the k...

Page 115: ...ne minute and then read its value If the attenuation value of the transmitter is 7dB or lesser or the receiver s attenuation indicator is 3dB or lesser it is indicates that performances of the transmi...

Page 116: ...ing the dialog box wait for one minute and then read its value If the attenuation value of the transmitter is 7dB or lesser or the receiver s attenuation indicator is 7dB or lesser it is indicates tha...

Page 117: ...x appears click on the OK button Remove the supplied lens cleaner CD Note It is recommended that the DVD drive is cleaned at least once a month If the lens becomes dirty it may not be possible to read...

Page 118: ...re parts expected for periodic replacement Part type Name Part name Life expectancy Replacement kit type NWZ 207 19inch monitor FAN 40 000 hours 7ZYNA4004 NWZ 214 19inch monitor FAN 60 000 hours 7BFRD...

Page 119: ...n 4 000 hours 5VMAA00106 NKE 2254 HS X band radar antenna Magnetron 4 000 hours 5VMAA00106 Motor 10 000 hours 7BDRD0045A FAN for modulation 20 000 hours 7BFRD0002 FAN for modulation 20 000 hours 7BFRD...

Page 120: ...art types in the above shown in the table Do not touch the magnet of the magnetron with a screwdriver or put the magnetron on an iron plate When replacing the magnetron connect the lead wire correctly...

Page 121: ...ement work The safety switch is located on the rear stern side of the radar antenna Remove the cover and turn Off to the lower side the safety switch 2 Remove the cover The magnetron is mounted on the...

Page 122: ...olts together The magnetron is attached to the radar antenna with pins Use caution not to drop the magnetron Use a shielded screwdriver for this work Contact with metal tools can cause performance deg...

Page 123: ...antenna Turn off the safety switch located on the bottom of the stern side of the radar antenna 2 Remove the cover The magnetron is mounted on the right side starboard side of the radar antenna Remov...

Page 124: ...e performance degradation in the magnetron Remove the screws M4 12 at four positions and demount the magnetron Exercise caution not to lose the screws after removing them Install a replacement magnetr...

Page 125: ...irst turn off the antenna safety switch The switch is at the rear bottom of the antenna Turn off the switch 2 Remove the bolts and open the top cover The top cover is fixed with 4 hexagon bolts M8 cap...

Page 126: ...s connected to the transmitter receiver unit ten cables Slide the cover of the transmitter receiver unit to remove it 4 Remove the transmitter receiver Loosen the bolts five M5 bolts and remove the tr...

Page 127: ...w and green for the replacement magnetron to an appropriate length then tighten the screws and fix the cables in place After having replaced the magnetron reassemble the unit by following the disassem...

Page 128: ...eiver unit Loosen the four screws designed to be protected from falling out and remove the cover The fall protected screws have slotted heads Use a slotted screwdriver for this work 2 Remove the modul...

Page 129: ...at eight positions and demount the metal fitting and magnetron Install a replacement magnetron by securing it in place with the metal fitting and fix the cables in position Pay special attention to th...

Page 130: ...out at four positions and remove the cover The fall protected screws have slotted heads Use a slotted screwdriver for this work The magnetron is embedded inside the modulator The modulator can be dem...

Page 131: ...2 and slide down the fastening fitting to remove it Loosen the inside screws of the modulator at four positions Removing the outside screws makes it possible to slide the modulator Loosen the outside...

Page 132: ...12 holding the magnetron in place at four positions and demount the metal fitting and magnetron Install a replacement magnetron by securing it in place with the metal fitting and fix the cables in pos...

Page 133: ...the radar antenna is turned Off prior to commencing the replacement work The safety switch is located on the rear stern side of the radar antenna Remove the cover and turn Off to the lower side the sa...

Page 134: ...river unit and detach the motor cables connected to the driver circuit on the back of the driver unit 4 Replace the motor The motor is secured in place with hexagon head bolts M10 40 SW10 and W10 at f...

Page 135: ...Install the cover Before installing the cover on the radar antenna check to confirm that there are no deformations cracks or other abnormalities in the packing of the cover Remove any foreign matters...

Page 136: ...ff prior to commencing the replacement work Exercise care not to lose bolts screws and other parts removed from the radar antenna as they will be used again in later steps Both left and right side cov...

Page 137: ...ount it Apply grease to the gear wheel of the replacement motor prior to installation Install the new motor in the radar antenna Fasten the hexagon head bolts with proper torque 350 kgf cm to ensure t...

Page 138: ...ing out at six positions and remove the cover 2 Port side Detach the motor cable Port side Detach the motor cables connected to the motor driver Motor driver unit Motor cable connector Port side Six M...

Page 139: ...nected to the HS motor driver unit Remove the M5 screws at four positions and demount the motor driver unit 3 Starboard side Open the power IF circuit unit Starboard side The power IF circuit unit can...

Page 140: ...Loosen the M4 bolt and fix the power IF circuit unit with the unit open 4 Replace the motor Starboard side Remove the M10 bolts at two positions Two M10 bolts Motor Starboard side Loosen M4 bolt Powe...

Page 141: ...r wheel of the replacement motor prior to installation Install the new motor in the radar antenna Fasten the hexagon head bolts with proper torque 350 kgf cm to ensure that none of the bolts is left w...

Page 142: ...rk Turn Off the safety switch located on the bottom of the stern side of the radar antenna 2 Remove the cover The motor is mounted on the left side port side of the radar antenna Remove the left side...

Page 143: ...trol power circuit 4 Replace the motor The motor is secured in place with hexagon head bolts M8 20 SW W assembled at four positions Remove the four hexagon head bolts Demount the motor The weight of t...

Page 144: ...too loosely Install the motor in the radar antenna Press the motor against the mounting face of the motor mounting arm projecting out from the cabinet and secure it in place after making adjustment t...

Page 145: ...tters dust or other contaminants if found Secure the cover in place with hexagon head bolts M8 at four positions Leaving any hexagon head bolts without tightened or tightening them too loosely may res...

Page 146: ...m of the antenna Turn off the switch 2 Remove the cover The motor is placed on the left hand side port side of the antenna Therefore remove the left cover The cover is fixed with 4 hexagon bolts M8 ca...

Page 147: ...6 kg Handle it carefully Attach the mounting plate to the new motor Remove the motor mounting plate from the removed motor The mounting plate is fixed with 4 hexagon bolts M8 x 30 SW W embedded type A...

Page 148: ...Connect the motor cables 5 Connect the motor cables Reconnect the cables to the motor control power circuit 6 Put the cover on Before attaching the cover to the antenna make sure that the gasket of th...

Page 149: ...rst turn off the antenna safety switch The switch is at the rear bottom of the antenna Turn off the switch 2 Remove the bolts and open the top cover The top cover is fixed with 4 hexagon bolts M8 capt...

Page 150: ...and remove the cables connected to the transmitter receiver unit ten cables Slide the cover of the transmitter receiver unit to remove it 4 Remove the transmitter receiver Loosen all the hexagon bolts...

Page 151: ...the motor Apply grease to the gears of the new motor and bolt the new motor Tighten the hexagonal bolts using a torque wrench 72 kgf cm Reverse the order to complete the procedure The rotor of the mo...

Page 152: ...the necessary operation such as saving of settings prior to the start of update 21 6 1 Local Update 1 Set the CD DVD or USB flash memory containing the update data 2 Click on the Menu button on the l...

Page 153: ...24 24 26 27 A file selection dialog box appears 5 From the Drive combo box select the drive where the updating data is stored 6 From the file list select the file MFD_xx xx xxx exe MFD_xx xx xxx exe i...

Page 154: ...contents and click on OK Installation of the update is started and the following screen is displayed Wait for some time until the installation is completed Note This equipment may restart during insta...

Page 155: ...will be downloaded automatically from the RMS server You can use this installer to update the software Memo Once a day at 12 00 automatically check the version of the updater on the RMS server to see...

Page 156: ...ton on the left Tool Bar The menu is displayed 2 Change over to the second page using the page switching button and click Maintenance Software Update The Software Update dialog box appears 3 Click on...

Page 157: ...e from the RMS server 5 Click the OK button The update content confirmation dialog box appears 6 Confirm the contents and click OK The following screen may be displayed Note When this popup message is...

Page 158: ...me until the installation is completed Note This equipment may restart during installation At completion of installation the following screen is displayed 8 Switch OFF the power supply of this equipme...

Page 159: ...pdate is started the active task is automatically terminated Please complete necessary operations such as saving settings before updating starts 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Tool Bar The men...

Page 160: ...lection dialog box appears USB Operation Unit Select this when updating the firmware of the USB operation unit Carrier Board Select this when updating the companion s firmware 4 Click the OK button Fi...

Page 161: ...nce Inspection 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 24 26 27 When the update is completed the following screen will be displayed 5 Switch OFF the power supply of this equipment...

Page 162: ...reen install the help data for each display When Help update starts currently active tasks are terminated automatically Complete the necessary operations such as saving the settings before the start o...

Page 163: ...d 5 Select the drive containing update data from the Drive combo box 6 Select the folder containing update data from the folder tree and check the file to be updated from the file list 7 Click the Ins...

Page 164: ...tton Memo When the Cancel button is clicked during installation installation of subsequent files is cancelled after the installation of the file that is currently being installed is completed When the...

Page 165: ...e INFO can be confirmed 1 Click on the Menu button on the left Tool Bar The menu is displayed 2 Click on the Maintenance Maintenance INFO button on the menu The screen can be switched to either the st...

Page 166: ...played in 4 Detailed maintenance information New maintenance information generated during screen display is added to the top of the list Up to 1000 pieces of information can be displayed When 1000 pie...

Page 167: ...maintenance information is displayed Rectified UTC The resolution time and date UTC of the maintenance information is displayed Details Detailed information is displayed button Clicking this button di...

Page 168: ...dow The Maintenance INFO screen can be switched to either the standard window or the expanded window To switch to the expanded window click the list expansion button To switch to the standard window c...

Page 169: ...s screen To switch to the details screen click the Detail button Then the Detail button turns into the List button To switch to the list screen click the List button If the screen contents do not fit...

Page 170: ...ntenance INFO screen The Export dialog box will appear 2 Specify the Drive name of the drive for the USB memory to which information is exported Folder and File Name Only CSV File csv can be selected...

Page 171: ...data the radar application must be terminated Otherwise observation using a radar is disabled leading to the possibility of an accident 21 10 1 Backing up data To maintain customer data back up the da...

Page 172: ...ser data excluding chart data is backed up Note When All is selected and there are many charts backup operation may require a long period of time 6 Click on the Start button A confirmation dialog is d...

Page 173: ...the operation unit The power supply button is lit Then the task menu is displayed 2 Click on the Data Backup Restore button in the task menu The Backup Restore dialog is displayed 3 Click on the Data...

Page 174: ...ntil restoration is completed If some operation is performed restoration may fail If backup is executed while enough free space is not available in the USB memory the Error message is displayed Secure...

Page 175: ...the images are stored in the D drive When the OS operation on the C drive becomes unstable the images in the C drive can be written back from the D drive Note When the images in the C drive are writte...

Page 176: ...wing screen is displayed The SSD recovery tool can be executed in this state 21 11 2 Executing the SSD recovery tool Write back the images in the C drive by executing the SSD recovery tool 1 Click on...

Page 177: ...l At termination of recovery the following screen is displayed 21 11 3 Starting the equipment with the OS in the C drive Software automatic recovery Start this equipment with the OS that is written ba...

Page 178: ...is equipment by pressing the power button of the operation unit 21 11 4 Re setting C MAP Re set the settings of C MAP by restarting this equipment Re register the database and the license Update as re...

Page 179: ...ontact occasionally make up causes of failures thus it is effective to reinspect or readjust these items 22 1 1 About alerts Failures can be detected from alerts For details on alerts please refer to...

Page 180: ...meltdown characteristics vary significantly The following table shows a list of the fuses used in this unit List of Fuses Used Fuse Name Name of Model Used Placement Location Count Part Spec Change Ki...

Page 181: ...225 6X 6XH 9X Part No Item Name Model Name Manufacturer Location of Use Code V101 Magnetron CMG 347 New Japan Radio Radar antenna CMG347 A101 A102 Circulator NJC3901M New Japan Radio Radar antenna 5AJ...

Page 182: ...agnetron CMG 348 New Japan Radio Transmitter receiver CMG348 A101 Circulator NJC3317 New Japan Radio Transmitter receiver 5AJBV00009 A301 TR limiter TL378A New Japan Radio Transmitter receiver 5VLAA00...

Page 183: ...For 220VAC Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0035 NKE 1125 For 100VAC Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0043 NKE 1125A Common to 100 220VAC Brake circuit CFA 253 Brake control circuit CCB 655 For NKE 1125 Brake c...

Page 184: ...repair kit NZC 1590 A SSD 256GB CDD 753 Trackball operation unit NCE 5605 Trackball CCK 1060 Incorporated into NCE 5605 Operation circuit A CCK 1050 Operation circuit SW CCK 1069 Operation circuit CN...

Page 185: ...1 Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0034 For 220VAC Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0035 For 100VAC Brake circuit CFA 253 Brake control circuit CCB 655 Brake circuit unit NZR 15 Including the CFA 259 260 Perfor...

Page 186: ...repair kit NZC 1590 A SSD 256GB CDD 753 Trackball operation unit NCE 5605 Trackball CCK 1060 Incorporated into NCE 5605 Operation circuit A CCK 1050 Operation circuit SW CCK 1069 Operation circuit CN...

Page 187: ...ver circuit H 7EPRD0035 NKE 1130 For 100VAC Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0043 NKE 1130A Common to 100 220VAC Brake circuit CFA 255 Brake control circuit CCB 655 For NKE 1130 Brake circuit unit NZR 17 F...

Page 188: ...7ZYNA4006 CCU repair kit NZC 1590 A SSD 256GB CDD 753 Trackball operation unit NCE 5605 Trackball CCK 1060 Incorporated into NCE 5605 Operation circuit A CCK 1050 Operation circuit SW CCK 1069 Operat...

Page 189: ...uit CHT 71 1 Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0034 For 220VAC Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0035 For 100VAC Brake circuit CFA 255 Brake control circuit CCB 655 Brake circuit unit NZR 17 Including the CFA 261...

Page 190: ...7ZYNA4006 CCU repair kit NZC 1590 A SSD 256GB CDD 753 Trackball operation unit NCE 5605 Trackball CCK 1060 Incorporated into NCE 5605 Operation circuit A CCK 1050 Operation circuit SW CCK 1069 Operati...

Page 191: ...Display unit NWZ 208 26 inch 26 inch MNU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4005 Incorporated into NWZ 208 Power supply unit NBD 913 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated to NBD 913 Central contro...

Page 192: ...y unit NBD 913 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated to NBD 913 Central control unit NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4006 CCU repair...

Page 193: ...rated into NWZ 208 Power supply unit NBD 913 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated to NBD 913 Central control unit NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement...

Page 194: ...13 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated to NBD 913 Central control unit NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4006 CCU repair kit NZC 159...

Page 195: ...supply unit NBD 913 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated into NBD 913 Central control unit NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4006 CCU...

Page 196: ...35 NKE 1125 For AC100V Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0043 NKE 1125A Common to AC100 220V Brake circuit CFA 253 Brake control circuit CCB 655 For NKE 1125 Brake circuit unit NZR 16 For NKE 1125 Including...

Page 197: ...it NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4006 CCU repair kit NZC 1590 A SSD 256GB CDD 753 Trackball operation unit NCE 5605 Trackball CCK 1060 Incorp...

Page 198: ...H 7EPRD0034 For AC220V Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0035 For AC100V Brake circuit CFA 253 Brake control circuit CCB 655 Brake circuit unit NZR 15 Including CFA 259 260 Performance monitor NJU 85 Transc...

Page 199: ...it NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4006 CCU repair kit NZC 1590 A SSD 256GB CDD 753 Trackball operation unit NCE 5605 Trackball CCK 1060 Incorp...

Page 200: ...1130 For AC100V Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0043 NKE 1130A Common to AC100 220V Brake circuit CFA 255 Brake control circuit CCB 655 For NKE 1130 Brake circuit unit NZR 17 For NKE 1130 Including CFA 2...

Page 201: ...it NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4006 CCU repair kit NZC 1590 A SSD 256GB CDD 753 Trackball operation unit NCE 5605 Trackball CCK 1060 Incorp...

Page 202: ...circuit H 7EPRD0034 For AC220V Motor driver circuit H 7EPRD0035 For AC100V Brake circuit CFA 255 Brake control circuit CCB 655 Brake circuit unit NZR 17 Including CFA 261 262 Performance monitor NJU...

Page 203: ...it NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4006 CCU repair kit NZC 1590 A SSD 256GB CDD 753 Trackball operation unit NCE 5605 Trackball CCK 1060 Incorp...

Page 204: ...to NWZ 207 Display unit NWZ 214 19 inch 19 inch MNU replacement FAN kit H 7BFRD0008 Incorporated into NWZ 214 Power supply unit NBD 913 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated into NBD 913 Ce...

Page 205: ...ch 19 inch MNU replacement FAN kit H 7BFRD0008 Incorporated into NWZ 214 Power supply unit NBD 913 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated into NBD 913 Central control unit NDC 1590 A DVD dri...

Page 206: ...r supply unit NBD 913 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated into NBD 913 Central control unit NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4006 C...

Page 207: ...placement FAN kit H 7BFRD0008 Incorporated into NWZ 214 Power supply unit NBD 913 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated into NBD 913 Central control unit NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorp...

Page 208: ...4 Power supply unit NBD 913 PSU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA4007 Incorporated into NBD 913 Central control unit NDC 1590 A DVD drive CDD 754 Incorporated into NDC 1590 A CCU replacement FAN kit H 7ZYNA...

Page 209: ...r for repair The power supply unit NBD 913 is faulty Make a request to the distributor for repair The central control unit NDC 1590 A is faulty Make a request to the distributor for repair The operati...

Page 210: ...cation is not set correctly Set the communication correctly The power supply for the GPS equipment is not turned on Turn on the power supply for the GPS equipment The GPS equipment does not perform po...

Page 211: ...t Make a request to the distributor for repair The internal wiring is faulty Make a request to the distributor for repair The central control unit NDC 1590 A is faulty Make a request to the distributo...

Page 212: ...rrectly Set the communication correctly The power supply for the log equipment is not turned on Turn on the power supply for the log equipment The connection with the log equipment is abnormal Check t...

Page 213: ...The power supply for the serial LAN interface circuit CMH 2370 is not turned on Case where the rudder angle indicator is connected to the serial LAN interface circuit or the rudder angle indicator is...

Page 214: ...air The internal wiring is faulty Make a request to the distributor for repair The central control unit NDC 1590 A is faulty Make a request to the distributor for repair Water depth values are not dis...

Page 215: ...it CMH 2370 analog option circuit CMJ 560 and central control unit NDC 1590 A is faulty Make a request to the distributor for repair Autopilot is disabled The communication is not set correctly Set th...

Page 216: ...the connection with the radar antenna Power is not supplied from the power supply unit to the radar antenna Check the power supply wiring between the power supply unit and the radar interface circuit...

Page 217: ...adar antenna and remove the cause of short circuit DC power is not supplied to the power supply unit NKE 2254 or NKE 2103 is connected as the radar antenna To connect the NKE 2254 or NKE 2103 radar an...

Page 218: ...e starting the work turn off the power supply of the display unit Otherwise an unexpected accident may occur A solid state radar antenna is connected Preheat count down is not displayed for a solid st...

Page 219: ...he radar antenna Note For checking the wiring inside of the radar antenna always request the work to the specialized service person Before starting the work turn off the power supply of the display un...

Page 220: ...mal Check the connection with the radar antenna The GAIN value is set to the minimum Set a proper value for GAIN The SEA RAIN value is set to the maximum Set a proper value for SEA RAIN The magnetron...

Page 221: ...radar antenna position is not set correctly Set the GPS radar antenna position correctly The range of the radar image is not displayed correctly The range is not set correctly Set the range correctly...

Page 222: ...a request to the distributor for repair The central control unit NDC 1590 A is faulty Make a request to the distributor for repair UPS does not function The connection with UPS is faulty Check the con...

Page 223: ...click the bellow button A network failure occurred on the main LAN Make a request to the distributor for repair The following popup window is displayed Sub LAN is disabled This system is operating wi...

Page 224: ...res caused by misuse negligence or act of God such as natural disasters and fire shall be chargeable If the warranty period has expired If functionality can be recovered by repair repair shall be made...

Page 225: ...he power turns ON The light of the operation unit illuminates YES NO 2 The unit is placed in the standby state several minutes after turning the power ON YES NO 3 When the power is turned ON or transm...

Page 226: ...les office or agent near your premises 22 4 4 1 Importing the license information Import the license information that was obtained license file to this equipment via the USB flash memory Connect the U...

Page 227: ...ple JRCMFD lcn that is stored in the USB flash memory from the File Name combo box and click on the OK button The System dialog is closed 6 Click on the Import button When import is completed a confir...

Page 228: ...Section 22 Failures and After Sale Services 22 50...

Page 229: ...rn the old magnetron to our dealer or sales office For more information please inquire our dealer or sales office 23 3 About Disposal of TR Tubes If a TR tube used in the transmitter receiver NTG 3230...

Page 230: ...ard Unit Display Unit Operation Unit RADAR Process Unit Peripherals Options Cables Documents SJ T11306 2006 Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance contained in all of the homogeneous materia...

Page 231: ...prox 450VA Approx 1900VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standby to transmit Within 5...

Page 232: ...at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standby to transmit Within 5 seconds Scanner Unit NK...

Page 233: ...prox 1700VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standby to transmit Within 5 seconds Scan...

Page 234: ...mum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standby to transmit Within 5 seconds Scanner Unit NKE 1129 7...

Page 235: ...ower Consumption Rating Approx 300VA Approx 1700VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From st...

Page 236: ...Approx 1700VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standby to transmit Within 5 seconds S...

Page 237: ...ption Rating Approx AC 150VA DC 150W Approx AC 240VA DC 350W at Maximum wind speed DC 72W max at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 m...

Page 238: ...150W Approx AC 240VA DC 200W at Maximum wind speed DC 72W max at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standby to transmit...

Page 239: ...onsumption Rating Approx AC 150VA DC 150W Approx AC 240VA DC 300W at Maximum wind speed DC 72W max at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Withi...

Page 240: ...x 400VA Approx 1900VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 10 seconds From standby to transmit Within 5 s...

Page 241: ...24VDC Power Consumption Rating Approx 350VA Approx 1500VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 10 seconds...

Page 242: ...00VA Approx 1900VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 10 seconds From standby to transmit Within 5 seco...

Page 243: ...Consumption Rating Approx 450VA Approx 1900VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standb...

Page 244: ...Rating Approx 400VA Approx 1900VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standby to transmi...

Page 245: ...Consumption Rating Approx 300VA Approx 1700VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standby...

Page 246: ...ox 1700VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From standby to transmit Within 5 seconds Scanne...

Page 247: ...z 1 220 to 240VAC 50 60Hz 1 24VDC Power Consumption Rating Approx 300VA Approx 1700VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre He...

Page 248: ...wer Consumption Rating Approx 300VA Approx 1700VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 minutes From sta...

Page 249: ...1 220 to 240VAC 50 60Hz 1 24VDC Power Consumption Rating Approx 150VA 150W DC Approx 240VA 350W DC at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input...

Page 250: ...r Consumption Rating Approx 150VA 150W DC Approx 240VA 200W DC at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 4 min...

Page 251: ...1 220 to 240VAC 50 60Hz 1 24VDC Power Consumption Rating Approx 150VA 150W DC Approx 240VA 300W DC at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input...

Page 252: ...VDC Power Consumption Rating Approx 400VA Approx 1800VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 10 seconds F...

Page 253: ...50 60Hz 1 220 to 240VAC 50 60Hz 1 24VDC Power Consumption Rating Approx 350VA Approx 1400VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10...

Page 254: ...DC Power Consumption Rating Approx 400VA Approx 1800VA at Maximum wind speed DC 72W at AC power outage Power Supply Voltage Fluctuation AC input 10 DC input 30 10 Pre Heating Time Within 10 seconds Fr...

Page 255: ...ON NKE 1139 Dimension Height 791 Swing Circle 4000 mm Mass Approx 150kg Polarization Horizontal Horizontal beam width 1 9 Vertical beam width 25 Side lobe level below 26dB within 10 below 30dB outside...

Page 256: ...0kW 50 Transmitting Tube Magnetron M1555 TX Pulse width Repetition Frequency Observation Range SP1 0 07 s 2250Hz 0 125NM 0 25NM 0 5NM 0 75NM 1 5NM MP1 0 2 s 2250Hz 0 75NM 1 5NM 3NM 6NM 12NM MP2 0 3 s...

Page 257: ...10 below 30dB outside 10 Revolution Approx 24 rpm Power Supply for Motor 100 to 115VAC 50 60Hz 1 or 220 to 240VAC 50 60Hz 1 Maximum Wind Velocity 51 5m s 100kt GENERAL SPECIFICATION NKE 1129 9 Dimensi...

Page 258: ...lifier Intermediate Frequency 60MHz Band Width 25 8 3MHz Gain More than 90dB Amplifying Characteristics Logarithmic Amplifier GENERAL SPECIFICATION NKE 1125 A 6 Dimension Height 536 Swing Circle 1910...

Page 259: ...Power 25kW 50 Transmitting Tube Magnetron M1568BS TX Pulse width Repetition Frequency Observation Range SP1 0 07 s 2250Hz 0 125NM 0 25NM 0 5NM 0 75NM 1 5NM 3NM 6NM 12NM MP1 0 2 s 2250Hz 0 75NM 1 5NM...

Page 260: ...fier Intermediate Frequency 60MHz Band Width 25 8 3MHz Gain More than 90dB Amplifying Characteristics Logarithmic Amplifier GENERAL SPECIFICATION NKE 2103 6HS Dimension Height 458 Swing Circle 1910 mm...

Page 261: ...eak to peak value 250W 50 Average value 5 8W or lower Transmitting Tube Solid State Device TX Pulse width 1st TX Pulse width Frequency Deviation Width 2nd Repetition Frequency Observation Range SP1 0...

Page 262: ...Frequency Amplifier Intermediate Frequency 63MHz Band Width 30MHz Gain More than 28dB Amplifying Characteristics Linear Amplifier GENERAL SPECIFICATION NKE 2632 H Dimension Height 720 Swing Circle 277...

Page 263: ...e Frequency Amplifier Intermediate Frequency 60MHz Band Width 25 8 3MHz Gain More than 90dB Amplifying Characteristics Logarithmic Amplifier 24 34 NTG 3225 GENERAL SPECIFICATION NTG 3225 Dimension Wid...

Page 264: ...4 GENERAL SPECIFICATION NJU 84 Dimension Width 130 Depth 180 Height 70 mm Mass 0 7kg Operating Frequency 3050 30MHz 24 36 NJU 85 GENERAL SPECIFICATION NJU 85 Dimension Width 130 Depth 149 Height 70 mm...

Page 265: ...bearing TTG ETA display Parallel Index Line PI Yes All Individual Track Equiangular Signal Process Anti Sea Clutter SEA Manual AUTO Anti Rain Clutter RAIN Manual AUTO Interference Rejection IR Yes Vi...

Page 266: ...Own ship data OSD Watch Timer Reset EVE 2 TT data TTM TLL TTD TLB AIS target data TTM TLL TTD AIS remote control data VSD AIR AIQ ABM BBM Remote maintenance data JRC format Alert ALC ALF ARC HBT NAVTE...

Page 267: ...rvice 1 ARCS Chart addition function AVCS Pre install AIO C Map Dynamic License 1 Update Manual Semi automatic Route plan functions Route creation Table editing Graphic editing Route editing Way Point...

Page 268: ...TLB Remote maintenance data JRC format Alert ALC ALF ARC HBT Route information ECDIS information notification PJRC EIF00 PJRC EIS00 WPL Auto pilot information ECDIS information notification PJRC EIF00...

Page 269: ...0 5NM and 1NM Time to Display Vector within 1 minute Time to Stabilize Vector within 3 minutes Alarm Auto acquisition Zone AZ 2 sector Setting range 0 5NM to 32NM Alarm Indication Symbol on Display Vi...

Page 270: ...NM TCPA LIMIT 1 to 99 minutes Conditions Safe Target CPA CPA Limit 0 TCPA TCPA TCPA Limit Dangerous Target CPA CPA Limit 0 TCPA TCPA Limit Lost Target Symbol on Display Visible Audible Alarm Alert Ind...

Page 271: ...to 13 2Hz at 1mm 13 2Hz to 100Hz at 7m s2 and for 2h on each resonance otherwise 2h at 30Hz in all three axes EMC IEC60945 Ed4 0 Ingress Protection Rating IP20 Interfaces DVI D 1 VGA 1 Slave output w...

Page 272: ...VDC Overvoltage Protection 42V Input Current Max 16A Over current Protection YES Rated Output Output 1 12 0V 0 24V 2A Output 2A for CCU 24 0V 0 48V 4A Output 2B for MNU 24 0V 0 48V 6A Output 3 for TXR...

Page 273: ...SPECIFICATION NWZ 207 Display Screen Size 19inch Aspect Ratio 5 4 Full Resolution 1280 1024 Supported format 1280 1024 1280 960 1024 768 800 600 640 480 720 400 Dot Pitch 0 294mm Viewing Area 376 32mm...

Page 274: ...uency H V Horizon 30kHz to 80kHz Vertical 56Hz to 75Hz DVI D input 1 VGA input 1 VGA output N A USB I F N A Power 21 6 to 31 2VDC Overvoltage Protection N A DC Reverse Connection Protection Self Retur...

Page 275: ...ightness 400cd m2 Type Digital Scanning Frequency H V Horizontal 30kHz to 75kHz Vertical 56Hz to 75Hz DVI D input 1 VGA input 1 VGA output 1 USB I F 1 Power 21 6 to 31 2VDC 85 to 265VAC 50 60Hz Overvo...

Page 276: ...NERAL SPECIFICATION CWA 246 26inch Display Unit Mount Kit Mechanical Dimension Width 680 Depth 718 Height 1100 mm Mass APPROX 65kg Environment Operational Temperature 15 C to 55 C Operational Humidity...

Page 277: ...2Hz at 1mm 13 2Hz to 100Hz at 7m s2 and for 2h on each resonance otherwise 2h at 30Hz in all three axes EMC IEC60945 Ed4 0 GENERAL SPECIFICATION NQA 2443A Sensor LAN switch unit Technology Standards I...

Page 278: ...ct Output N C N O selectable 8 32V 0 8A sink MAX Dry Contact Input 8 5V 50mA source MAX Ingress Protection Rating Front IP20 FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATION CMJ 554 Gyro Interface Circuit GYRO STEP 22 to 70...

Page 279: ...Block Diagrams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 APPA 27 Appendix Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams A 1 NKE 1139 110 VAC NKE 1139PM 100 VAC S band 3 units Connection...

Page 280: ...Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams A 2 A 2 NKE 1139 220 VAC NKE 1139PM 220 VAC S band 3 units Connection Diagram in the Radar Antenna...

Page 281: ...A 3 Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 APPA 27 Appendix A 3 NTG 3230 NTG 3230 Connection Diagram in the Transceiver...

Page 282: ...Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams A 4 A 4 NKE 1130 110 VAC NKE 1130PM 100 VAC S 30 kw 2 units Connection Diagram in the Radar Antenna...

Page 283: ...ix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 APPA 27 Appendix A 5 NKE 1130 220 VAC NKE 1130PM 220 VAC S 30 kw 2 units Connection Diagram in the Rada...

Page 284: ...04 P1111 PULSE TRANS W201 BLK T Color Thick 50 0 18equivalent Color Only 12 0 18equivalent P3 P2103 P1118 DUMMY 102 H 7ANRD0018 W001 W002 W003 W006 P1002 1 12V 2 GND 3 FAN_ERR2 J1114 IL G 3P 1 12V 2 C...

Page 285: ...A 7 Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 APPA 27 Appendix A 7 NKE 1632 NKE 1632 Interconnection...

Page 286: ...Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams A 8 A 8 NKE 2632 2632 H NKE 2632 2632 H Interconnection...

Page 287: ...dix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 APPA 27 Appendix A 9 NKE 1129 110 VAC NKE 1129PM 100 VAC X band 3 units Connection Diagram in the Rada...

Page 288: ...Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams A 10 A 10 NKE 1129 220 VAC NKE 1129PM 220 VAC X band 3 units Connection Diagram in the Radar Antenna...

Page 289: ...A 11 Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 APPA 27 Appendix A 11 NTG 3225 NTG 3225 Connection Diagram in the Transceiver...

Page 290: ...Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams A 12 A 12 NKE 1125 110 VAC NKE 1125PM 110 VAC X 25 kW 2 units Connection Diagram in the Radar Antenna...

Page 291: ...22UF 200V 150 8W H 7LPRD0122 MD 12N1 MD 12N1 DUMMY 1 12V 2 GND 3 FAN_ERR2 1 12V 2 C2 1 Z 2 ZE 3 A 4 B 5 12V 6 GND RED WHT 8 GND 1 M 2 M 9 NC 10 NC S G S G S G 8 GND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7...

Page 292: ...3 W104 W105 ZC RD 1255 ZCRD1257 J1 IL G 6P J2 IL G 4P ZC RD 1256 A301 NJS6930 ZC RD 1252 ZC RD 1258 ZC RD1251 ZC RD 1253 W004 W207 ZC RD 1780 ZC RD 1254 1 Z 2 ZE 3 A 4 B 5 12V 6 GND J13 IL 6P 2 freque...

Page 293: ...5 Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 APPA 27 Appendix A 15 NKE 2254 2254 6HS NKE 2254 2254 6HS Connection Diagram in the Radar Anten...

Page 294: ...Appendix A Radar Antenna Block Diagrams A 16 A 16 NKE 2103 2103 6HS NKE 2103 2103 6HS Connection Diagram in the Radar Antenna...

Page 295: ...ndicating a state asking sailors to pay immediate attention and take immediate action Alarms Red Before alarm acknowledgement Blinking After alarm acknowledgement Lighting 3 short audible signals repe...

Page 296: ...TCPA limit Check the collision ship on the DISP A IEC 62388 CPA TCPA TT TT target was detected within a preset CPA TCPA limit TT target exceeded a preset CPA TCPA limit Check the collision ship on the...

Page 297: ...Anchorage Prohibited Area Warning or caution as selected by user Default Setting is Caution The ship moved away from Anchorage Prohibited Check ahead on the DISP A IEC 61174 IEC 62388 Antenna Failure...

Page 298: ...s near a Cargo Transshipment Area Warning or caution as selected by user Default Setting is Caution The ship moved away from Cargo Transshipment Area Check ahead on the DISP A IEC 61174 IEC 62388 Caut...

Page 299: ...ead on the DISP A IEC 61174 IEC 62388 Emergency Mode Both disks have failed Both disks are normal condition Only RADAR mode can be used B Fairway The ship is near a Fairway Warning or caution as selec...

Page 300: ...Lost HDG Heading data from primary sensor is lost Heading data from primary sensor can be received B IEC 61174 IEC 62388 Lost JOYSTICK JOYSTICK Failure is occurred JOYSTICK Failure is repaired B IEC 6...

Page 301: ...caution as selected by user Default Setting is Caution The ship moved away from Offshore Production Area Check ahead on the DISP A IEC 61174 IEC 62388 Outside Anchor Watch Area Own ship exited from t...

Page 302: ...Specially Protected Area The ship is near a Specially Protected Area Warning or caution as selected by user Default Setting is Caution The ship moved away from Specially Protected Area Check ahead on...

Page 303: ...The TT target count exceeded the maximum target display count The TT target count is less than the maximum target display count Unable to add new TT target A IEC 62388 TT Out Of Range The TT target ex...

Page 304: ...EC 62388 Anchorage Prohibited The ship is near an Anchorage Prohibited Warning or caution as selected by user Default Setting is Caution The ship moved away from Anchorage Prohibited Check ahead on th...

Page 305: ...ed with a license valid for 30 days or more Renew chart license within 30 days B DC Power Failure The DC input voltage is 18V or less The DC input voltage is more than 18V The DC input voltage is 18V...

Page 306: ...normal condition AIS target cannot be displayed B IEC 61174 Lost COG SOG COG SOG data from primary sensor is lost COG SOG data from primary sensor can be received B Lost HDG Heading data from primary...

Page 307: ...61174 IEC 62388 Recommended Traffic Lane The ship is near a Recommended Traffic Lane Warning or caution as selected by user Default Setting is Caution The ship moved away from Recommended Traffic Lane...

Page 308: ...ar a Submarine Transit Area Warning or caution as selected by user Default Setting is Caution The ship moved away from Submarine Transit Area Check ahead on the DISP B IEC 61174 IEC 62388 To Be Avoide...

Page 309: ...C 61174 IEC 62388 Trial Under the trial process Not under trial process B TT 95 Capacity The TT target count exceeded 95 of the maximum target display count The TT target count is less than 95 of the...

Page 310: ...r Call is transferred to BNWAS Alarm Symbol alarm Alarm to Back up Navigator Call 30s If the alarm is not acknowledged for an extra period of 30 seconds Back up Navigator Call is transferred to BNWAS...

Page 311: ...ve alert list Whether to display of the responsibility have been transferred alerts on the active alert list can be switched to ON or OFF in the setting Refer to 17 9 Setting up Alert Processing These...

Page 312: ...ert is the same as the highest priority among the member alerts 3 Header alerts cannot be acknowledged directly Header alerts Priority Category Member alerts Warning Area Object Warning A Traffic Sepa...

Page 313: ...a Archipelagic Sea Lane Marine Farm Aquaculture Depth Area Warning Object Obstruction Under Rater Rock Wreck Buoy Light Dangerous Symbol Caution Area Object Caution B Traffic Separation Zone Traffic C...

Page 314: ...g Ground Fishing Prohibited Pipeline Area Cable Area Anchorage Area Anchorage Prohibited Spoil Ground Dumping Ground Cargo Transshipment Area Incineration Area Specially Protected Area Sensitive Sea A...

Page 315: ...nowledged warning A flashing yellowish orange circle A symbol of loudspeaker in the middle of the circle 7 Active silenced warning A flashing yellowish orange circle A symbol as in icon number 6 with...

Page 316: ...If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor AIS Communication failed...

Page 317: ...LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor ALC3 Communication fa...

Page 318: ...er and Sub LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor Autopilot m...

Page 319: ...er 2 not plausible There is a range error of the data Check the sensor condition Azimuth Thruster 2 unavailable The data cannot be received Check the condition of the sensor and the communication path...

Page 320: ...be recovered after three times of restart turn off the device and contact the distributor Blizzard1 High TEMP The temperature of Blizzard is too high Turn off the power of the device and restart after...

Page 321: ...imuth Thruster 1 unavailable The data cannot be received Check the condition of the sensor and the communication path Bow Azimuth Thruster 2 invalid There is a format error or a status error of the da...

Page 322: ...uster 4 invalid There is a format error or a status error of the data Check the sensor condition Bow Thruster 4 not plausible There is a range error of the data Check the sensor condition Bow Thruster...

Page 323: ...d restart after ten minutes If it cannot be recovered turn off the device and contact the distributor CPU Core2 Clock down The CPU core has been underclocked Turn off the power of the device and resta...

Page 324: ...eck the sensor condition Current unavailable The Tidal Current data cannot be received Check the condition of the sensor and the communication path Switch to a sensor in good condition if available Cu...

Page 325: ...eading data received by DSP Restart the power If it cannot be recovered after three times of restart turn off the device and contact the distributor Dual Axis SOG invalid There is a format error or a...

Page 326: ...nication failed Main LAN Communication with Echo Sounder cannot be performed via Main LAN Check the condition of Echo Sounder and Main LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of t...

Page 327: ...sible There is a range error of the data Check the sensor condition Engine Telegraph 1 unavailable The data cannot be received Check the condition of the sensor and the communication path Engine Teleg...

Page 328: ...start turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor General Equipment10 Communi cation Failed Main LAN Communication with General Equipment10 cannot be performed via Main LAN Check the...

Page 329: ...ibutor General Equipment3 Communic ation Failed Sub LAN Communication with General Equipment3 cannot be performed via Sub LAN Check the condition of General Equipment3 and Sub LAN If it cannot be reco...

Page 330: ...tion Failed Main LAN Communication with General Equipment6 cannot be performed via Main LAN Check the condition of General Equipment6 and Main LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connect...

Page 331: ...8 cannot be performed via Sub LAN Check the condition of General Equipment8 and Sub LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart...

Page 332: ...ge error of the data Check the sensor condition Generator 3 unavailable The data cannot be received Check the condition of the sensor and the communication path Generator 4 invalid There is a format e...

Page 333: ...ub LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor GPS 2 Communication...

Page 334: ...ter you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor GPS 4 Communication Failed Direct Communication with G...

Page 335: ...ur distributor GPS Compass 1 Communication failed Sub LAN Communication with GPS Compass 1 cannot be performed via Sub LAN Check the condition of GPS Compass 1 and Sub LAN If it cannot be recovered af...

Page 336: ...ed after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor Gyro 1 Communication Failed GIF Direct Communicat...

Page 337: ...it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor Gyro 2 Communication Failed G...

Page 338: ...you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor Gyro Communication Failed GIF Direct Communication with Gy...

Page 339: ...No Correction No correction included in heading Perform the operation carefully HDOP exceeded GPS1 The GPS1 precision is deteriorated Check the sensor condition HDOP exceeded GPS2 The GPS2 precision...

Page 340: ...check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor IAS Secondary Communicat ion Failed Main LAN Communication wit...

Page 341: ...f it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor Joystick Communication Fail...

Page 342: ...fter you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor Log 1 Communication failed GIF Sub LAN Communication...

Page 343: ...ain LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor Log 2 Communicatio...

Page 344: ...d Main LAN Communication with Magnetic Compass 1 cannot be performed via Main LAN Check the condition of Magnetic Compass 1 and Main LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the...

Page 345: ...tion error MJS detected a communication error with AP Check AP If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the...

Page 346: ...catio n failed Sub LAN Communication with No 1 Conning cannot be performed via Sub LAN Check the condition of No 1 Conning and Sub LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the e...

Page 347: ...mote Conning Comm unication failed Main LAN Communication with No 1 Remote Conning cannot be performed via Main LAN Check the condition of No 1 Remote Conning and Main LAN If it cannot be recovered af...

Page 348: ...ication failed Sub LAN Communication with No 1 Wing Conning cannot be performed via Sub LAN Check the condition of No 1 Wing Conning and Sub LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connectio...

Page 349: ...tor No 2 Radar Communication failed Main LAN Communication with No 2 RADAR cannot be performed via Main LAN Check the condition of No 2 RADAR and Main LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the...

Page 350: ...failed Sub LAN Communication with No 2 RPS cannot be performed via Sub LAN Check the condition of No 2 RPS and Sub LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable i...

Page 351: ...your distributor No 3 Radar Communication failed Main LAN Communication with No 3 RADAR cannot be performed via Main LAN Check the condition of No 3 RADAR and Main LAN If it cannot be recovered after...

Page 352: ...not be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor OPA OPB Communicati on error OPU Se...

Page 353: ...egrity of the GPS position is low Perform the operation carefully POSN Low Integrity GPS2 Integrity of the GPS position is low Perform the operation carefully POSN Navigational Status Not Valid GPS1 N...

Page 354: ...the equipment cable If it cannot be recovered after three times of restart turn off the device and contact the distributor PROC Video A radar image signal error has occurred at the signal processing...

Page 355: ...a format error or a status error of the Rudder data Check the sensor condition Rudder 2 not plausible There is a range error of Rudder data Check the sensor condition Rudder 2 not plausible There is a...

Page 356: ...data cannot be received Check the condition of the sensor and the communication path Ship s clock Communication failed Main LAN Communication with Ship s clock cannot be performed via Main LAN Check t...

Page 357: ...on of SLC1 1 and Main LAN If it cannot be recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor...

Page 358: ...evice and contact your distributor SLC2 4 Communication failed Sub LAN Communication with SLC2 4 cannot be performed via Sub LAN Check the condition of SLC2 4 and Sub LAN If it cannot be recovered aft...

Page 359: ...Check the sensor condition Stern Thruster 3 not plausible There is a range error of the data Check the sensor condition Stern Thruster 3 unavailable The data cannot be received Check the condition of...

Page 360: ...Confirm that the status is standby and if the status is transmitting set the status to standby After that set the status to transmitting again If it cannot be recovered in this transmitting state vis...

Page 361: ...of the device if it is equipped and check the AC power voltage provided to the radar antenna and the DIP switch setting of the motor driver circuit TXRX DRV COM The communication with the motor drive...

Page 362: ...antenna exceeds the rated value Confirm that the status is standby and if the status is transmitting set the status to standby Then after confirming that there is no obstruction in the swing circle o...

Page 363: ...butor TXRX High Temperature The temperature in the radar antenna is abnormal Turn off the power of the device and restart after ten minutes If it cannot be recovered turn off the device and contact th...

Page 364: ...Trigger There is possibility that timing reference signals are not normally output from the radar antenna Restart the power If it cannot be recovered after three times of restart turn off the device...

Page 365: ...e recovered after you check the connection of the equipment cable in power off status and restart turn off the power of the device and contact your distributor Wind invalid There is a format error or...

Page 366: ...le or more of the chart scale Larger scale ENC available A detail chart is available Larger scale information available overscale From the scale described in RNC the display scale is larger Larger sca...

Page 367: ...s switched the following settings are read out Setting Reference Rough adjustment tuning 19 2 2 Performing basic adjustments on the radar Bearing adjustment Range adjustment Antenna height 19 2 3 Adju...

Page 368: ...the transmit state it is necessary to put the master display unit in the transmit state The name of the connected radar antenna is displayed in the upper part The connection state is displayed in the...

Page 369: ...3 24 25 27 APP C C 2 Inter switch Operations When changing the connection pattern carry out the operations according to the following flow C 2 1 Flow of operations Put in the transmission standby stat...

Page 370: ...s displayed on the Standby Transmission change button 1 In the transmission state click on the Standby Transmission change button Standby is displayed on the button and the equipment is set to Transmi...

Page 371: ...1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP C The Inter Switch dialog box is displayed The connection state between the current radar antenna and the display unit obtained by communication with...

Page 372: ...When connecting 3 to 4 radar antennae extension 3 to 8 display units 1 button Closes the Inter Switch dialog box 2 Connected radar antenna The connected radar antennas are displayed ISW port number Na...

Page 373: ...e slave display units are respectively connected For changing the combinations of slave display units and radar antennas refer to C 2 4 Changing the connection pattern 5 Set button When this button is...

Page 374: ...ut equipment defect mark and error notification mark Equipment defect mark This mark is displayed when the power supply of the radar antenna or the indicator unit is OFF or faulty Check the cause and...

Page 375: ...it selection button to be connected to the radar antenna The selected display unit is highlighted 3 Place the cursor to the destination of change and click it on The currently selected display unit an...

Page 376: ...log box is displayed 2 Click the name of the radar antenna or the display unit whose name is to be edited A software full keyboard is displayed 3 Change the name The name can be input by using 1 to 8...

Page 377: ...ion pattern in a file By reading out the saved connection pattern when required it is possible to quickly change the connection pattern Saving a connection pattern 1 After setting a connection pattern...

Page 378: ...d is up to 10 apart from the connection pattern set at the time of shipment from the factory default If any more connection patterns are attempted to be saved the following message dialog box appears...

Page 379: ...n is displayed in the Inter Switch dialog Deleting a connection pattern file 1 Click the Save Load file button of the Inter Switch dialog box The Connecting pattern files dialog is displayed 2 Click t...

Page 380: ...it in the transmit state Further when the master display unit goes from the transmit state to the transmission standby state the slave display unit is forcibly put into the transmission standby state...

Page 381: ...ip switches SW11 SW12 and SW13 are given below 1 Setting of SW11 setting of extended mode master slave Set to OFF when 4 or fewer units are connected During the extended mode set to ON in the ISW boar...

Page 382: ...ON Radar antenna No 1 connection present OFF Radar antenna No 1 connection not present 3 ON Display unit No 2 connection present OFF Display unit No 2 connection not present 4 ON Radar antenna No 2 c...

Page 383: ...es indicate the dialog and window names that are displayed by selecting the relevant menu D 1 1 Route Planning New Open File Operations dialog box Save Route Planning Menu New File Operation Save Save...

Page 384: ...aterials D 2 Planned Route tab Insert Delete Comment WPT list WPT No Name Position LAT Position LON Leg Course Leg Distance Sail XTD PORT XTD STBD Arrival Radius Turning Radius Plan Speed ROT ETA Time...

Page 385: ...19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 1 2 Route Monitoring Route To WPT File Operations dialog box display button File Operations dialog box Voyage Information Voyage Information dialog box Voyage Calculat...

Page 386: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials D 4 D 1 3 Anchor Watch Monitoring Anchor Mode Mode Selecting Circle Position Radius Mode Selecting Polygon New Point list ECDIS RADAR...

Page 387: ...11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 1 4 Autosail Displayed when the automatic sailing option is attached Select Route Track Click here to plan a new track Click here to confirm an...

Page 388: ...cept Reject Date dependent View ECDIS Enable Date dependent View UTC LMT Start Date Time End Date Time Calendar Icon Time Zone Graphical ndex ECDIS Chart Boundary Overview General Coastal Approach Har...

Page 389: ...Chart Display1 Information about Chart Diaplay2 Natural and Man made Features Depth Cerrents Etc Sea Obstructions Pipelines Etc Traffic Routes Special Areas Buoys and Beacons Topmarks Colour Test Dia...

Page 390: ...b Symbol Line Area Text Delete Page feed button Page number specification Object list Jump Mariner s Mark Line tab ECDIS Event Mark Information Mark Tidal Stream Highlight Clearing Line Delete All Del...

Page 391: ...Log tab No Date LMT Event System Alert Log tab No Date LMT Event Event details page Event detail information Event Date Time Zone Descriptions Position Longitude Latitude POSN1 POSN2 Course Speed HDG...

Page 392: ...age AIS MSG Tray Same as the common information window AIS MSG Tray of the information reference screen Tray Select Message Format Message Category Message List MMSI Ship s Name AIS Message Edit Selec...

Page 393: ...aneuver Own Ship s Dynamic Trait TT AIS List Same as the TT AIS list of the common information window information monitoring screen List Select List Expand List Normal TT List Column ID CPA TCPA BCR B...

Page 394: ...ft Type of Ship Cargo category CTW or COG STW or SOG Heading ROT Position Position Accuracy Position Sensor Last Lost AIS Target Same as AIS of the common information window information reference scre...

Page 395: ...Position of EBL2 VRM2 EBL Bearing Reference VRM Distance Unit Control Indication PI Menu Display for All Lines Mode All PI Bearing Interval Unit switching button Operation Area Individual Index Line D...

Page 396: ...ce Transfer Position Line HDG STW COG SOG HDG STW Set Drift Set Delete Plot Set plotted position Select LOP or TPL dialog box Offset to plotted POSN Main Offset to plotted POSN Sub Plot by cursor Clea...

Page 397: ...Name Copy Copy Select All Delete File Load Save tab File Type File Type Included GPS Buoy Track Setting for using Utilities GPS Buoy when File Type is Target Track File List Name File List Modified Fi...

Page 398: ...rounding Look ahead Case where the chart option is assigned to the radar chart radar Own Track ECDIS RADAR Selecting ECDIS own Track on the Utilities menu Past Track Plot Color Track Period Time Label...

Page 399: ...Virtual AtoN TT Symbol TT1 Symbol ECDIS TT1 Symbol Source Selection ECDIS TT2 Symbol ECDIS TT2 Symbol Source Selection ECDIS TT Vector ECDIS GPS Buoy TT Target ID AIS Target ID Target Track ECDIS RADA...

Page 400: ...Fixed and Floating Aids to Navigation Land Area Depth Contour Scale Boundary Sounding Text Other Objects Text Size FOR ECDIS View1 tab Chart Type Chart Load Text Size Readout undisplayed chart object...

Page 401: ...Pitch Angle Thruster Revolution Thruster Pitch Angle Air TEMP Water TEMP Air Pressure XTD for TCS Info CONNING Wind Direction True Control ECDIS RADAR Top Level Screen Information on RADAR RADAR Grou...

Page 402: ...dder Graph Case where the depth sensor is connected Gyro Rudder Trend Graph Time Range Rudder Range Engine Graph Case where the engine is connected Engine REV Trend Graph Time Range Maximum rpm Minimu...

Page 403: ...y Contour Alarm ECDIS RADAR Shallow Contour Safety Depth Safety Contour Deep Contour View Settings for Chart Common ECDIS RADAR Look ahead ECDIS RADAR Case where the Chart option is assigned to the ra...

Page 404: ...ection SART RADAR Obs Scene Preset RADAR Obs Scene page 1 6 IR Target Enhance Echo Process Sea Rain Save Present State Next page 2 6 4kW 6kW 10kW 25kW 30KW 50kW 60kW scanner or solid state radar conne...

Page 405: ...rails Reduction MAX Length TXRX RADAR PRF Fine Tuning Stagger Trigger PRF Ice Class Standby Mode Association ECDIS RADAR Association TT AIS Priority TT1 TT2 Priority ECDIS Threshold RADAR Bearing Rang...

Page 406: ...STBD Arrival radius Speed Sail Turning Radius Time zone Distance calculation mode Monitoring MAX Latitude Minimum Leg Length for Limit Check Autosail ECDIS RADAR Displayed when the automatic sailing o...

Page 407: ...tem Alert MOB Start Stop View Filter tab At noon Specified Period Event Mark Manual Position Fix Chart Manual Updating System Start System Exit Route Alert Chart Alert Autosail Alert System Alert Late...

Page 408: ...Buoy GPS Buoy1 10 Other Brightness tab Character RADAR Video Under radar connection RADAR Trails RADAR Target Symbol Displayed at the equipment setting for receiving TT information Range Rings Under...

Page 409: ...Panel Brightness Gain Sea Rain Under radar connection AZ Key tab ECDIS RADAR Under the connection of the optional unit and radar AZ 1 AZ 2 Preferences ECDIS RADAR Name Save Disable is displayed when u...

Page 410: ...File Name OK Cancel ARCS Automatically Path Import from file manually Drive File Name OK Cancel Enter manually Chart name Chart permit Add Delete chart permit Import C MAP Import Update charts ENC Au...

Page 411: ...te Weekly No Edition Date Last Update Expiry Date Accepted Rejected DS_ID Scale Licence information S 63 User permit S 63 Cell permit SA certificate SA certificate file Data Server Load new SA certifi...

Page 412: ...e No TXRX TCS Presentation Library Functionality tab Device Licence Status Option Licence Status H W Key tab ARCS Information PIN User Permit S 63 Information User Permit Specification tab Specificati...

Page 413: ...t Monitor Test All Red All Green All Blue All White Pattern4 Pattern5 Pattern6 Gray Scale S 57 Color Pattern ARCS Color Pattern Key Test Key Test Start Key Key Test Stop Sound Test Sound Test Start Li...

Page 414: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials D 32 Software Update Software Update Firmware Update Help Install DVD Drive Cleaning Maintenance INFO...

Page 415: ...D 33 Appendix D Menu List and Materials 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 1 15 Help Home Contents tab Search tab keyword Search Results ECDIS RADAR CONNING...

Page 416: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials D 34 D 1 16 Code Input Password ECDIS RADAR CONNING...

Page 417: ...under SSR connection RADAR TX Monitor Adjustment RX Monitor Adjustment Monitor Sector Monitor Range RX Monitor Gain Reference of Attenuator Value Sector Blank RADAR Use Sector1 Use Sector2 Use Sector3...

Page 418: ...for a person in charge of installation Own Task Station Task Station No Own Equipment No IP Address Main IP Address Sub USB OPU Serial OPU Junction Box Junction Box 1 Task Station Space A Space B AOC...

Page 419: ...Autopilot Type Rudder Rudder Number Engine Propeller Engine Propeller Number Engine Telegraph Engine Telegraph Number Bow Thruster Bow Thruster Number Stern Thruster Stern Thruster Number Azimuth Thru...

Page 420: ...g box Monitor Serial Port Monitor dialog box ISW MTR Serial OPU Diagnosis Monitor Serial Port Monitor dialog box SLC1 M tab CH1 CH8 CH9 CH10 Gyro I F Sensor Diagnosis Detail Serial Port Detail dialog...

Page 421: ...Menu for a person in charge of installation TT TTM TLL TTD TLB OSD RSD AIS TTM TLL TTD TLB Remote Maintenance GPS Select Log Select Navigation Data Channel 1 Detail 1 Data Output Detail dialog Navigat...

Page 422: ...ness Power Off of Antenna Interswitch ECDIS RADAR ISW Install Connection Permission Display Unit Antenna No 1 Antenna No 8 Master Antenna No 1 Antenna No 8 Slave Set Simple ISW TXRX Power Supply Opera...

Page 423: ...rminal 2 Type IP Address Import Blocking Chart Data Satellite Terminal 3 Type IP Address Import Blocking Chart Data Satellite Terminal 4 Type IP Address Import Blocking Chart Data Set Display Size Hor...

Page 424: ...r magnetron radar connection TXRX To Display Unit Display Unit To TXRX Status Saved Time To Display Unit Transmit Motor Rotate Notice Operating Time Setup Operating Time of Work Station Total Clear LC...

Page 425: ...nclosed by the frame of broken lines indicate the dialogs and windows that are displayed by selecting the relevant menu D 2 1 No object D 2 1 1 ECDIS S57 C MAP screen Zoom Area Dropped EBL VRM CCRP EB...

Page 426: ...P EBL VRM Cursor Pick Note and Diagram Make EBL1 VRM1 Make EBL2 VRM2 Make EBL1 Make EBL2 Make VRM1 Make VRM2 Move base point of EBL1 VRM1 Move base point of EBL2 VRM2 Make EBL1 VRM1 Make EBL2 VRM2 Mak...

Page 427: ...45 Appendix D Menu List and Materials 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 2 1 3 RADAR screen Acquire Acquire and readout information Cancel all TT Cursor Pick...

Page 428: ...D Menu List and Materials D 46 D 2 2 AIS D 2 2 1 Sleeping AIS target Activate Deactivate mode Readout information Readout detail information Property Message VHF Call Cursor Pick Send message to this...

Page 429: ...2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 2 2 2 Activated AIS target Readout information Readout detail information Deactivate Deactivate mode Property Message VHF Cal...

Page 430: ...ix D Menu List and Materials D 48 D 2 2 3 Numeric displayed AIS target Cancel information readout Deactivate mode Readout detail information Property Message VHF Call Cursor Pick Send message to this...

Page 431: ...2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 2 3 TT D 2 3 1 Internal TT D 2 3 2 External TT Readout information Cancel TT Cancel all TT Cancel TT mode Property Cursor Pic...

Page 432: ...50 D 2 3 3 TT detail information display internal TT D 2 3 4 TT detail information display external TT Cancel information readout Cancel TT Cancel all TT Cancel TT mode Property Cursor Pick Cancel inf...

Page 433: ...D 51 Appendix D Menu List and Materials 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 2 4 NAVTEX D 2 4 1 NAVTEX Readout NAVTEX information Cursor Pick...

Page 434: ...rrent mark D 2 5 4 Clearing line Move start point Move end point Move this object Delete this object Show Mark Line List Cursor Pick Move this object Delete this object Show Mark Line List Cursor Pick...

Page 435: ...and Materials 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 2 5 5 Highlighted display Insert vertex Move vertex Delete vertex Move this object Delete this object Show M...

Page 436: ...ertical Move this object Delete this object Show Mark Line List Cursor Pick Change radius Move this object Delete this object Show Mark Line List Cursor Pick Add vertex Insert vertex Move vertex Delet...

Page 437: ...zontal and vertical Move this object Delete this object Show Mark Line List Cursor Pick Change radius Move this object Delete this object Show Mark Line List Cursor Pick Change radius Change start ang...

Page 438: ...ve start point Move end point Move this object Delete this object Show Mark Line List Cursor Pick Move this object Delete this object Show Mark Line List Cursor Pick Change radius Change start angle C...

Page 439: ...Line Circle D 2 7 4 Line Ellipse Move this object Delete this object Remove this object Cursor Pick Veiw Options Insert vertex Select All Move this object Delete this object Remove this obkect Cursor...

Page 440: ...his object Delete this object Remove this object Cursor Pick Veiw Options Insert vertex Move this object Delete this object Remove this object Cursor Pick Veiw Options Move this object Delete this obj...

Page 441: ...ts that have not been saved Same as D 2 6User chart D 2 8 2 Saved objects hidden Hide Restore Show Mark Line List Readout manual update information Cursor Pick Move this object Delete this object Remo...

Page 442: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials D 60 D 2 9 Monitored route D 2 9 1 Monitored route Readout WPT information Edit this route Cursor Pick...

Page 443: ...0 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 2 10 Planned route D 2 10 1 Planned route Select route Add WPT Insert WPT Move WPT Delete WPT Change XTD Divide leg Copy this route Paste this...

Page 444: ...oring dragging anchor D 2 11 1 Dragging anchor monitoring circle D 2 11 2 Dragging anchor monitoring polygon Insert vertex Delete vertex Move this object Delete this object Cursor Pick Change radius M...

Page 445: ...an 1983 NAR NAR 8 9 No Use Blank display 9 10 No Use Blank display 10 11 Adindan ADI ADI 11 12 Arc 1950 ARF ARF 12 13 Australian Geodetic 1984 AUG AUG 13 14 Bermuda 1957 BER BER 14 15 Bogota Observato...

Page 446: ...EG 36 37 Old Hawaiian OHA OHA 37 38 Pico de las Nieves PLN PLN 38 39 Provisional South American 1956 PRP PRP 39 40 Provisional South Chilean 1963 HIT HIT 40 41 Puerto Rico PUR PUR 41 42 Qornoq QUO QUO...

Page 447: ...tomatic Identification System ALC Alert LAN Converter AMP Amplifiers AMS Alert Management System ANT Antenna ARCS Admiralty Raster Chart Service A raster chart published by UKHO ASCII American Standar...

Page 448: ...n MPU Interface CLR Clear COG Course Over the Ground COM Communication Port CONT Contrast Control CONV Conventional CORREL Correlation CPA Closest Point of Approach CPP Controllable Pitch Propeller CP...

Page 449: ...tting Aids EPFS Electronic Position Fixing System EQUIP Equipment ETA Estimated Time of Arrival F FPGA Field Programmable Gate Array FTC Fast Time Constant FWD Forward G GC Great Circle GIF Gyro Inter...

Page 450: ...tion INS Integrated Navigation System INT Interval IP Address Internet Protocol Address IR Interference Rejection ISW Interswitch J JB Junction Box K KOPU Keyboard Operation Unit L L L LL Latitude Lon...

Page 451: ...I Navigation NAVTEX Navigational Telex NE North East NFU Non Follow Up NLT Not Less Than NMEA National Marine Electronics Association NMEA0183 NMEA 0183 standards NMT Not More Than No NUM Number NW No...

Page 452: ...G Range RoRo Roll On Roll Off Vessel ROM Read Only Memory ROT Rate of Turn RPS Route Planning System RX Receiver S SA Scheme Administrator SAR Search and Rescue SART Search and Rescue Transponder SATN...

Page 453: ...witching Hub SYNC Synchronisation SYS System T T True T P Temporary and Preliminary Notice to Mariners TCPA Time to CPA TCS Track Control System TD Time Difference TEMP Temp Temperature TGT Target TM...

Page 454: ...HF Very High Frequency VOL Volume VRM Variable Range Marker W W UP Waypoint Up WGS World Geodetic System WIG Wing in ground effect craft WOL Wheel Over Line WPT Waypoint WS Work Station WTRST Watch Ti...

Page 455: ...PP D Abbreviation Term Unit bps bit per second cm centimetre dB decibel deg degree fm fathom ft feet foot h hr hour hPa hecto pascal Hz hertz kg kilogram km kilometre kn kts knot m metre mbar millibar...

Page 456: ...the own ship approaches the object Mariner s Mark Line button Information mark No alert Tidal stream No alert Clearing line No alert Highlight No alert Symbol button Circle No alert Triangle No alert...

Page 457: ...own ship approaches the object Line button Simple line solid line No alert Simple line dotted line No alert Simple line dashed line No alert Circle solid line No alert Circle dotted line No alert Circ...

Page 458: ...arning line Crossing a User defined Warning Object Alert line Crossing a User defined Alert Object Arrow Start To End Small No alert Arrow Start To End Medium No alert Arrow Start To End Large No aler...

Page 459: ...n the own ship approaches the object Area button Polygon solid line No alert Polygon dotted line No alert Polygon dashed line No alert Circle solid line No alert Circle dotted line No alert Circle das...

Page 460: ...tion Detection dashed line Crossing a User defined Caution Object Warning Detection solid line Crossing a User defined Warning Object Warning Detection dotted line Crossing a User defined Warning Obje...

Page 461: ...of the icon button and the icon button display list are displayed The name of the icon button is displayed under category name object name For instance when the category name is Can buoy and the objec...

Page 462: ...Remarks Circle Triangle Square Diamond Multiple mark Caution symbol Warning symbol Alert symbol Airport airfield Anchor berth Anchorage area Beacon cardinal Beacon isolated danger Beacon lateral Beaco...

Page 463: ...n Buoy isolated danger Buoy lateral Buoy safe water Buoy special purpose general Cargo transhipment area Caution area Checkpoint Coastguard station Control point Crane Current non gravitational Dam Da...

Page 464: ...rm culture Military practice area Mooring Warping facility Nautical publication information New Object Obstruction Offshore platform Pile Pilot boarding place Pipeline area Precautionary area Producti...

Page 465: ...ding area Shoreline construction Signal station traffic Signal station warning Silo tank Slope topline Sloping ground Small craft facility Sounding Spring Tidal stream flood ebb Tidal stream harmonic...

Page 466: ...lay example Remarks Simple line solid line Simple line dotted line Simple line dashed line Circle solid line Circle dotted line Circle dashed line Eclipse solid line Eclipse dotted line Eclipse dashed...

Page 467: ...example Remarks Alert line Arrow Start To End Small Arrow Start To End Medium Arrow Start To End Large Arrow End To Start Small Arrow End To Start Medium Arrow End To Start Large Arrow Both Direct Sma...

Page 468: ...e submarine Canal Causeway Conveyor Vertical clearance attribute value is Text Dam Deep water route centerline Orientation attribute value is Text Dyke Fence wall Ferry route Fishing facility Floating...

Page 469: ...lay example Remarks Landmark Local magnetic anomaly Magnetic variation Marine farm culture Mooring Warping facility Navigation line New Object Obstruction Oil barrier Pipeline overhead Vertical cleara...

Page 470: ...nterline Orientation attribute value is Text Recommended track Orientation attribute value is Text River Road Runway Sand waves Seabed area Nature of surface attribute value is mud Shoreline construct...

Page 471: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D Object name Icon button display example Remarks Tunnel Vegetation Water turbulence Waterf...

Page 472: ...bject name Icon button display example Remarks Polygon solid line Polygon dotted line Polygon dashed line Circle solid line Circle dotted line Circle dashed line Eclipse solid line Eclipse dotted line...

Page 473: ...tion dotted line Caution Detection dotted line Caution Detection dashed line Caution Detection dashed line Warning Detection solid line Warning Detection solid line Warning Detection dotted line Warni...

Page 474: ...con button display example Remarks Administration Area Named Airport airfield Anchor berth Anchorage area Object name attribute value is Text Archipelagic Sea Lane Berth Object name attribute value is...

Page 475: ...5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D Object name Icon button display example Remarks Building single Built up area Object name attribute value is Text Cable area Canal Ca...

Page 476: ...D Menu List and Materials D 94 Object name Icon button display example Remarks Checkpoint Contiguous zone Continental shelf area Conveyor Vertical clearance attribute value is Text Crane Custom zone...

Page 477: ...14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D Object name Icon button display example Remarks Deep water route part Dock area Object name attribute value is Text Dry dock Dumping ground Dyke Exclusive...

Page 478: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials D 96 Object name Icon button display example Remarks Ferry route Fishery zone Fishing facility Fishing ground Fortified structure Free port area Gate...

Page 479: ...ials 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D Object name Icon button display example Remarks Gridiron Harbour area administrative Harbour facility Ice area Incinerat...

Page 480: ...nu List and Materials D 98 Object name Icon button display example Remarks Land region Object name attribute value is Text Landmark Local magnetic anomaly Lock basin Log pond Magnetic variation Marine...

Page 481: ...6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D Object name Icon button display example Remarks Military practice area Mooring Warping facility Nautical publication information Navigational system of marks New...

Page 482: ...enu List and Materials D 100 Object name Icon button display example Remarks Offshore production area Pilot boarding place Pipeline area Precautionary area Production storage area Pylon bridge support...

Page 483: ...and Materials 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D Object name Icon button display example Remarks Rapids Recommended track Recommended traffic lane part Restric...

Page 484: ...ject name Icon button display example Remarks Sand waves Sea area named water area Object name attribute value is Text Seabed area Nature of surface attribute value is mud Sea plane landing area Shore...

Page 485: ...20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D Object name Icon button display example Remarks Small craft facility Submarine transit lane Swept Area Depth range value 1 attribute value is Text Territorial sea area Tida...

Page 486: ...ect name Icon button display example Remarks Tidal stream time series Tidal stream panel data Tide harmonic prediction Tide non harmonic prediction Tide time series Tideway Object name attribute value...

Page 487: ...9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D Object name Icon button display example Remarks Traffic separation scheme lane part Traffic separation scheme roundabout Traffic separation z...

Page 488: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials D 106 Object name Icon button display example Remarks Weed Kelp Wreck...

Page 489: ...D 107 Appendix D Menu List and Materials 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 6 4 Text Object name Icon button display example Remarks Text...

Page 490: ...input must comply with the specification indicated in S 57 Appendix A Chapter 2 Attributes For types E L and F the options and the input range are displayed in the input dialog For types A and S input...

Page 491: ...present This attribute is to be used to indicate the removal or cancellation of an object at a specific date in the future See also periodic date end Attribute Date start Acronym DATSTA Code 86 Attrib...

Page 492: ...for a seasonal object e g a buoy See also date end References INT 1 IQ71 M 4 460 5 Indication the periodic date end should be encoded using 4 digits for the calendar year CCYY 2 digits for the month...

Page 493: ...e day DD When no specific year is required ie the object is deployed at the same time each year the following two cases may be considered same day each year MMDD same month each year MM This conforms...

Page 494: ...s The attribute radar transponder beacon wavelength encodes the specific wavelength at which a radar transponder beacon transmits Radar transponder beacons generally work on the following wavelengths...

Page 495: ...2 Indication The signal group of a light is encoded using brackets to separate the individual groups A group of signals may be a single number a chain of numbers separated by a sequence of up to 4 le...

Page 496: ...rvals of light and two intervals of eclipse For occulting lights the signal sequence is indicated using a fixed format to encode the values of intervals of eclipse E and L Format EE E LL L Example 00...

Page 497: ...dal stream current time series values Acronym TS_TSV Code 160 Attribute type A Indication The direction in degrees and velocity in knots are encoded in pairs Each value separated by a comma Example 13...

Page 498: ...alue Example Tidal height 63230 Darwin 0040 0 7 0 9 Tidal stream 59060 Cairns 0130 1 2 0 7 Remarks The attribute tide time and height differences encodes the time and tidal height or tidal stream rate...

Page 499: ...rks The attribute time end indicates the end of a active period Attribute Time start Acronym TIMSTA Code 169 Attribute type A Indication The time start will consist of a date and a time separated by a...

Page 500: ...vidual name of an object References INT 1 ID 7 IF 19 IN 12 2 3 M 4 371 323 1 2 431 2 3 431 5 Remarks No remarks Attribute Pilot district Acronym PILDST Code 121 Attribute type S Definition The area wi...

Page 501: ...a new object feature object class Remarks All new objects of the same class must share the same CLSNAM The wording for the attribute CLSNAM must be approved by TSMAD before use Attribute Object name i...

Page 502: ...0 Indication Pilot district c string of national language characters Format c Remarks The attribute pilot district in national language encodes the pilot district for which a pilot station is responsi...

Page 503: ...played when Tooltip and Icon buttons are displayed in list format An icon button name is displayed in the format of category name object name For instance when the category name is Can buoy and the ob...

Page 504: ...g symbol Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Manual Update Delete symbol No alert Anchor Anchor Point No alert Anchorage Area No alert Anchor Berth No alert Anchor Prohibited Area No alert Barrel buoy...

Page 505: ...l Conical buoy No object name Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare default Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare red Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare green Crossing a...

Page 506: ...symbol Light flare red Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare green Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare white yellow Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Pillar buoy No object name C...

Page 507: ...flare default Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare red Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare green Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare white yellow Crossing a danger dan...

Page 508: ...ght flare green Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare white yellow Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Pillar buoy Sphere No object name Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare default...

Page 509: ...a danger dangerous symbol Pillar buoy Board No object name Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare default Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare red Crossing a danger dangerous symbol...

Page 510: ...nger dangerous symbol Light flare default Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare red Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare green Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare white y...

Page 511: ...ht flare default Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare red Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare green Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare white yellow Crossing a danger d...

Page 512: ...angerous symbol Light flare red Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare green Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light flare white yellow Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Light vessel No obje...

Page 513: ...hes the object Beacon in general 2 cones point downward No alert 2 cones base to base No alert 2 cones point to point No alert Sphere No alert 2 spheres No alert Cylinder No alert Board No alert Cube...

Page 514: ...point upward No alert 2 cones point downward No alert 2 cones base to base No alert 2 cones point to point No alert Sphere No alert 2 spheres No alert Cylinder No alert Board No alert Cube point up No...

Page 515: ...e own ship approaches the object Beacon tower Cone point down No alert 2 cones point upward No alert 2 cones point downward No alert 2 cones base to base No alert 2 cones point to point No alert Spher...

Page 516: ...lert Cable ferry area No alert Fortified structure No alert Conspicuous fortified structure No alert Fish trap fish weir tunny net No alert Fish stakes No alert Fishing harbor No alert Marine farm aqu...

Page 517: ...conspicuous religious building Christian No alert Conspicuous religious building Christian No alert Non conspicuous religious building non Christian No alert Conspicuous religious building non Christi...

Page 518: ...ish aerial No alert Conspicuous dish aerial No alert Flagstaff flagpole No alert Flare stack No alert Conspicuous flare stack No alert Hulk No alert Monument No alert Conspicuous monument No alert Mas...

Page 519: ...ldings Timber yard No alert Tank No alert Conspicuous tank No alert Tank farm No alert Conspicuous tank farm No alert Tower No alert Conspicuous tower No alert Water tower No alert Conspicuous water t...

Page 520: ...lert Caution Rescue station No alert Pilot station No alert Signal station No alert Mariner s information note No alert Mariner s caution note No alert Dangerous Underwater hazard with a defined depth...

Page 521: ...he safety contour This is defined in S 52 Obstruction Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Obstruction in the water which is always above water level Crossing a danger dangerous symbol Dangerous underwa...

Page 522: ...paration scheme or for ships not needing a deep water route No alert Recommended two way track as an area based on fixed marks No alert Recommended one way track as an area based on fixed marks No ale...

Page 523: ...Fishing Ground Fishing ground No alert Fish haven No alert Fishing or trawling is prohibited or restricted No alert Radio Radar Radio calling in point for traffic in one direction only No alert Radio...

Page 524: ...aly along a line or over an area No alert Magnetic variation at a point No alert Magnetic variation along a line or over an area No alert Natural Feature Seabed Hill or mountain top No alert Conspicuo...

Page 525: ...t Simple line dotted line No alert Simple line dashed line No alert Circle solid line No alert Circle dotted line No alert Circle dashed line No alert Eclipse solid line No alert Eclipse dotted line N...

Page 526: ...nual update No alert Anchor Boundary of an anchorage area Dangerous line Boundary of an area where anchoring is prohibited or restricted Dangerous line Ferry Routes Ferry route No alert Cable ferry ro...

Page 527: ...regulated recommended one way track based on fixed marks Dangerous line Archipelagic Sea Lane No alert Restricted Area Boundary of an area where entry is prohibited or restricted Dangerous line Bound...

Page 528: ...he object Miscella neous Boundary Boundary of a navigation feature such as a fairway magnetic anomaly etc Dangerous line Boundary of a submarine pipeline area with potentially dangerous contents Dange...

Page 529: ...olygon solid line No alert Polygon dotted line No alert Polygon dashed line No alert Circle solid line No alert Circle dotted line No alert Circle dashed line No alert Eclipse solid line No alert Ecli...

Page 530: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials D 148 D 7 4 Text Category name Object name Icon button display example Alert generated when the own ship approaches the object General Text No alert...

Page 531: ...ed symbols that are displayed in this equipment are listed below D 8 1 Related to own ship symbols No Drawn object name Drawn object display example 1 Own ship symbol True Scaled Outline 2 Own ship sy...

Page 532: ...t and Materials D 150 No Drawn object name Drawn object display example 11 POS2 Symbol 12 PastPOSN 13 Own ship track 14 Vector Time Mark 15 Vector Area Anti grounding monitoring 16 Sector Area Anti gr...

Page 533: ...s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 8 2 TT AIS related No Drawn object name Drawn object display example 1 AZ 2 AIS Filter 3 CPA Ring Thin red circle 4 Limit...

Page 534: ...ndix D Menu List and Materials D 152 D 8 3 Navigation monitoring related No Drawn object name Drawn object display example 1 Dredging anchor monitoring circle Thick red circle 2 WPT Routes 3 EBL Maneu...

Page 535: ...ls 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D D 8 4 Tool related No Drawn object name Drawn object display example 1 Range Ring 2 EBL 3 VRM 4 Node Fixed EBL VRM Thin or...

Page 536: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials D 154 No Drawn object name Drawn object display example 8 Plotted Position...

Page 537: ...t of the name when a drive is selected 6 Folder Displayed at the left of the name when a folder is selected 7 Home Changes from the currently displayed screen to the home screen 8 Close Closes the dia...

Page 538: ...g mode 18 Cursor mode selection Changes the cursor mode to AUTO mode 19 Undo Executes an undo operation 20 Screen capture Creates the capture image at the time this is pressed 21 Eraser tool Changes t...

Page 539: ...d displays the information up to the next target location and monitors whether the own ship is traveling according to the route 34 Anchor Watch Monitors the anchor dredging When the anchor has been lo...

Page 540: ...settings of the equipment 44 Chart Maintenance Opens the chart management related menu Chart management including importing and updating of charts can be made 45 Maintenance The maintenance related me...

Page 541: ...screen to the original scale of the chart being displayed at the center of the screen 60 Home position Displays the chart position in which the forward direction of the own ship can be seen wide 61 Ev...

Page 542: ...ns on the ECDIS screen 77 Discard tab The tab is discarded discarding the edited route 78 All Consolidated mode of PI This is the mode of operating the orientation and spacing of all the parallel line...

Page 543: ...ecified by the user in File name of the Export dialog is used The default File Type is rtm and as other types rta rtn rtz and csv are available If rtz is selected the route file will be exported in RT...

Page 544: ...he source file 4 space Fixed string WPT No Fixed string Fixed character LAT Fixed string Fixed character Fixed character Fixed character LON Fixed string Fixed character Fixed character Fixed characte...

Page 545: ...No 000 Fixed character Latitude degrees 35 Fixed character Latitude degrees minutes 35 123 Fixed character Latitude Sign N S N Fixed character Longitude degrees 139 Fixed character Longitude degrees...

Page 546: ...aracter Turn radius 0 50 Fixed character Time Zone 09 00 Fixed character Time Zone Sign E W E Fixed character Name Yokohama 6 Hereinafter repeat Line 5 per WPT On Line WPT000 fields other than the lat...

Page 547: ...Line Content Description Import 1 space Fixed string USER CHART SHEET exported by JRC ECDIS Fixed string 2 space Fixed string NOTE This strings indicate comment column cells You can edit freely Variab...

Page 548: ...aracter Fixed character Fixed character Lon Fixed string 3 SYMBOL Fixed string Fixed character Instruction name CIRCLE0 TRIANG0 SQUARE0 DIAMND0 XSHAPE0 CIRCLE0 Fixed character Fixed string Fixed chara...

Page 549: ...d string 2 space Fixed string Lat Fixed string Fixed character Fixed character Fixed character Lon Fixed string 3 DANGER_SYMBOL Fixed string Fixed character WARNSY0 Fixed string Fixed character Fixed...

Page 550: ...tring Fixed character Color No Fixed string Fixed character Comment Fixed string 3 space Fixed string Add END to the end of vertex Fixed string 4 LINE_AGGREGATE Fixed string 5 Comment Comment 6 Vertex...

Page 551: ...15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 APP D Line Content Description Import 6 Color White Black 0 Gray Amber 2 Magenta 3 Blue 4 Cyan 5 Green 6 Yellow 7 Orange 8 Red 9 8 Fixed character Comment Comment...

Page 552: ...ring Fixed character Fixed character Fixed character Radius nm Fixed string 3 LINE_CIRCLE Fixed string 4 Comment Comment 5 Reference Position Latitude degrees 35 Fixed character Reference Position Lat...

Page 553: ...cter Fixed character Fixed character Horizontal Radius nm Fixed string Fixed character Vertical Radius nm Fixed string 3 LINE_ELLIPSE Fixed string 4 Comment Comment 5 Reference Position Latitude degre...

Page 554: ...acter Start Angle deg Fixed string Fixed character End Angle deg Fixed string 3 ARC Fixed string 4 Comment Comment 5 Reference Position Latitude degrees 35 Fixed character Reference Position Latitude...

Page 555: ...ype Fixed string Fixed character Width Fixed string Fixed character ColorNo Fixed string Fixed character Comment Fixed string 3 space Fixed string Add END to the end of vertex Fixed string 4 DANGER_LI...

Page 556: ...Appendix D Menu List and Materials D 174 Line Content Description Import 6 Fixed character Comment Comment n Repeat Line 6 for the number of vertexes END Fixed string position end...

Page 557: ...ixed character EdgeType Fixed character Fixed character EdgeSize Fixed string 3 space Fixed string Start Lat Fixed string Fixed character Fixed character Fixed character Lon Fixed string 4 space Fixed...

Page 558: ...tion Longitude degrees 139 Fixed character Start Position Longitude degrees minutes 48 234 Fixed character Start Position Longitude Sign E W E 9 End Position Latitude degrees 38 Fixed character End Po...

Page 559: ...r Fixed character Fixed character Base Point Lat Fixed string Fixed character Add END to the end of vertex Fixed string 3 POLYGON Fixed string 4 Comment Comment 5 Vertex Latitude degrees 35 Fixed char...

Page 560: ...string Fixed character Fixed character Fixed character Radius nm Fixed string 3 CIRCLE Fixed string 4 Comment Comment 5 Reference Position Latitude degrees 35 Fixed character Reference Position Latitu...

Page 561: ...acter Fixed character Fixed character Horizontal Radius nm Fixed string Fixed character Vertical Radius nm Fixed string 3 ELLIPSE Fixed string 4 Comment Comment 5 Reference Position Latitude degrees 3...

Page 562: ...acter Start Angle deg Fixed string Fixed character End Angle deg Fixed string 3 FAN Fixed string 4 Comment Comment 5 Reference Position Latitude degrees 35 Fixed character Reference Position Latitude...

Page 563: ...acter Fixed character Fixed character Lon Fixed string Fixed character Add END to the end of vertex Fixed string 3 DANGER_AREA Fixed string 4 Comment Comment 5 Vertex Latitude degrees 35 Fixed charact...

Page 564: ...ing Fixed character Rotation Fixed string 3 TEXT Fixed string Fixed character Text Caution High flow velocity 4 Comment Comment 5 Vertex Latitude degrees 35 Fixed character Vertex Latitude degrees min...

Page 565: ...reely variable length string 3 No Fixed string Fixed character Date Fixed string Fixed character Time Fixed string Fixed character Fixed character Time Zone Fixed string Fixed character Event Fixed st...

Page 566: ...d character Depth m Fixed string Fixed character Chart Fixed string Fixed character Set deg Fixed string Fixed character Drift kn Fixed string Fixed character Wind Dir deg Fixed string Fixed character...

Page 567: ...g Fixed character Air Temperature deg C Fixed string Fixed character Water Temperature deg C Fixed string Fixed character Weather Condition Fixed string Fixed character Engine Rev rpm Fixed string Fix...

Page 568: ...n 1 Source GPS 1 Position 2 Source GPS 2 Ship s Heading 123 4 Water Ship Speed 12 3 Ground Course 123 5 Ground Ship Speed 12 4 Average Ship Speed In 4h 12 0 Average Ship Speed In 24h 13 2 Depth Of Wat...

Page 569: ...Description Export Wind Speed 10 3 Beaufort Scale Hurricane Wave Direction 123 4 Wave Height 2 1 Ground Running Distance 12345 67 Water Running Distance 12300 23 Atmospheric Pressure 1003 Temperature...

Page 570: ...hased Indemnification The Software itself is not free from defects JRC has defined on its own account how to use the Software installed in JRC s devices For this reason Microsoft and Trend Micro trust...

Page 571: ...ith export control laws and regulations of the United States of America as well as both domestic laws of the United States of America and international laws applicable to the Software including regula...

Page 572: ...ent and products consisting of character text pictures photographic images graphic symbols and or the like 5 Digital Document File shall mean a PDF file or other Digital Content created by various sof...

Page 573: ...aph 2 7 The Recipient may create use reproduce and or Redistribute a Derived Program under the terms stated above for the license d Program provided that the Recipient shall follow the provisions set...

Page 574: ...Licensor is under no obligation to respond to any technical questions or inquiries or provide any other user support in connection with the installation use or the Reproduction and Other Exploitation...

Page 575: ......

Page 576: ...Planning 9 Route Monitoring 10 Monitoring a Dragging Anchor 11 Automatic Sailing Option 12 Operating a Chart Option 13 Creating a User Chart Updating a Chart Manually 14 Logbook 15 Setting Up Screen V...

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